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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
£*Y 1962 EDITION
V GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

FROM

-UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. Mohr

C. D. DeLoach

DR. JOOST SLUES

Cfli DIRECTOR OF THE
CHRISTIAN ANTICOMMUNISM CRUSi

date: February 11, 1964

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which they planned for the future. I was on the Hill so Dr. Sluis agreed to speak with

| Kemper. Dr. Sluis Jfif rom San_Fra ncisco and is a close associate of Dr. Fred Schwarz,
who is well known to the Bureau for his extremism and anticommunist work. Dr. Sluis
stated that the Christian Anticommunism Crusade is planning on a rally of college
students in Washington, D. C. , perhaps in June. They are just for emulating the
program and wanted to know if the Bureau could make any suggestions. If

Kemper explained to Di^Sluis that the Bureau could not join in such

programs, nor make any suggestions as to speakers, etc. "Q . > ~ r .■ ( - '

Dr. Sluis made available a copy of the attached ^e nriiit, r from TT the_

(H^n^j^LMM^§^Alumni Bulletin' 1 which was published in the Spring of 1963. He
said this article caused quite a Stir and that the bulletin" received many letters of
protest. He said on the other hand, the "Bulletin" gave him the opportunity to answer

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Dr. Sluis said that he was extremely interested in British Guiana j

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and he has made six trips to that country, the first being in February,

time he took a grpup of two Americans and three East Indians and conducted open-air .,
anticommunisj^meetings. He is now persona non grata in British Guiana in that
Dr v Cj^d^agan blamed him for the February, 1962, riots.

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" Dr. Sluis wanted to know if the FBI could recommend a list of prominent
businessmen who could act a y s sort of a commission to pass on the validity of various
conservative groups. Kemper told him that this would be impossible.

Dr. Sluis is very friendly towards the Bureau and the Director. It is
noted that he was born in Holland, served in the Navy in World War II and is a graduate

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Re: Dr. Joost Sluis

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Reprinted from the HARVARD MEDICAL ALUMNI BULLETIN - Spring, 1963

An Alumnus and the
Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

by Joost Sluis, '51

■piVE years of study at MIT, followed by a Harvard
-■- medical education, may at first glance hardly seem
appropriate preparation for a career largely devoted to
the work of the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade.
This view was colorfully expressed by a colleague in a
letter to the Berkeley Gazette on October 11, 1961, prior
to an address which I gave on the theory and philosophy
of Communism, as a participant in a lecture series. He
wrote: "Not one of the lecturers has any qualifications
to speak authoritatively on the subject . . . two of them are
indeed not only 'professional anti-Communists,' but are
well known rabble-rousers of the totalitarian type — he
(Dr. Sluis) is not billed for what he really is: Chairman
of the Northern California Section of the rabid 'Christian
Anti-Communist Crusade'."

I am grateful for the training in scientific method
and objective analysis received at Harvard and believe
they are relevant to my present vocation which includes
the study and teaching of the pathology of Communism.

In July, 1958, a colleague invited my wife and me
to a meeting of the Christian Medical Society to hear
Dr. Fred C. Schwarz, Executive Director of the Christian
Anti-Communism Crusade. Though our American ears
were unaccustomed to his Australian twang, the impact
of the clear logic of his message was inescapable.
Although I would have preferred to do so, I could not
characterize his attitude, message, or suggested program,
then or now, as rabid. To be sure, the reasoned and
honest assessment of .the nature of the Communist
threat was emotionally disturbing. The objective evi-
dence of past Communist success^ coupled with a pre-
sentation of the consequences of Communist philosophy
in the moral realm and the very real danger of Com-
munist world power, became obvious and alarming.
I was challenged to examine my own program and
philosophy of life in relation to this reality.

Following this initial contact I returned to my
medical practice, but occasionally I spent wakeful
nights considering the evident and objective truth that

one billion people in the world today are being syste-
matically trained, indoctrinated and regimented by the
Communists for the conquest and destruction of our
country, homes, and families. I began to question in
my own mind whether patient care and possible per-
sonal contributions to improved orthopedic surgery were
the highest services I could render to humanity. Faced
with the clearly observable fact that the Communists
are conquering the world and the predictable conse-.
quences of their triumph, would not my primary re-
sponsibility as a physician, father, and citizen lie in the
direction of doing what I could to help defeat Com-
munist tyranny and preserve life, liberty, and pursuit
of happiness ?

In December, 1958, I attended for three days one
of the early five-day schools of anti-Communism con-
ducted in association with the Christian Anti-Commu-
nism Crusade. The sessions provided a short but intensive
course of study in Comrrmnist philosophy, morality,
strategy, tactics, and objectives, material from the theo-
retical texts of Communism presented by Dr. Schwarz.
These schools seek to teach the true nature of Com-
munism with stress upon its permanent philosophic basis.
The premise of these schools is that the changes "within
Communism are demonstrations of adherence to their
dialectical philosophy rather than departure from it.

Communist philosophy is dialectical materialism. One
of the important applications of the dialectic is that
while the objective is fixed, the pathway to the objective
can vary as the needs arise. The mobility of their po-
litical, economic, and diplomatic conduct illustrates their
faithful allegiance to their philosophy. They can support
any movement, profess any purpose, practice any religion,
as long as all these ultimately lead to Communist world
conquest. An interpretation of Communist conduct and
a prediction of future conduct must be made with an
understanding of their philosophy.

The Christian spirit, devotion to truth, adherence
to principles of academic freedom, and personal dedica-

tion evident at the meetings were an inspiration. The
philosophy of the school seemed sound. How could I dis-
agree with the thesis that the accurate diagnosis of any
disease is the minimum requirement for its effective treat-
ment?

Reluctantly I faced some unpleasant truths. The
Communists' program for the conquest of the United
States involves neither the conversion of the American
people to Communist doctrines nor the defeat of America
in an atomic thermonuclear war. Their real program is
expressed by the formula, "Encirclement plus demoral-
ization leads to progressive surrender." The title given
to this program is "coexistence". It was formulated
officially by Joseph Stalin in 1952, though it was fore-
shadowed -by his doctrine, "socialism in one country/'
in 1928. The past and present success of this program
became alarmingly clear.

After attending the school I saw in the words of
Edmund Burke a deeper significance than ever before:
"All 1 that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good
men to do nothing." I did not at this time have any
clear idea about what I could do but resolved to find
out. I continued my own study of the problem and
began speaking publicly wherever the opportunity pre-
sented itself. The local work grew and gradually became
largely self-supporting through the volunteer efforts and
contributions of many individuals. A local branch office
of the Christian Anti-Cdmmunism Crusade was opened
in San Francisco in 1959. The work has proved fascin-
ating and satisfying, for it has opened avenues of ser-
vice that reach far beyond the usual boundaries of medi-
cal practice.

My attention became focused, upon the rising tide
of Communism in Latin America. Groups of young
Communist leaders, known as "cadres," were being re-
cruited in Latin American universities and trained for
the eventual seizure of power in their countries. This
program had been dramatically successful in Cuba. The
Cuban conquest provided a military supply line to Com-
munist guerrillas in other countries of the Western Hemi-
sphere. Cuba also served as a base for economic penetra-
tion, diplomatic subversion, and propaganda warfare. In
1960 I made my first trip to Latin America, visiting
ten* countries and studying the Communist problem.

N October, 1960, I learned that British Guiana was a
vitally important Communist target. To understand

Aside from' his work with
the Christian Anti-Com-
munism Crusade, Dr.
Sluis is a diplomate of the
American Board of Or-
thopedic Surgery and
serves on the clinical staff
at the University of Cali-
fornia Medical Center.
He is a clinical instructor
at U.C. Medical School
^ and affiliated with several
San Francisco hospitals.

this it is important to remember that with very few ex-
ceptions the Communist program of conquest in any
country has required the existence of a common border
with an established Communist country. The two ex-
ceptions to this rule are Russia itself and Cuba. It is
possible that a third exception may be British Guiana.
If the Communists successfully achieve this goal, their
standard method can then be followed in the remainder
of Latin America. Communist conquest is usually the
result of the operation of internal revolutionary forces
which are supplied, disciplined, and directed from outside.
To supply these internal forces with weapons and lead-
ership and to provide them with a secure haven to which
they can retreat if the governmental forces press them too
severely, a common border with a Communist country
is needed. Thus the basic requirements for conquest are :

(1) Internal Communist-led revolutionary forces, and

(2) An adjacent Communist base. The internal revo-
lutionary forces have already been recruited and are ac-
tive in most Latin American countries. The key mem-
bers of these forces are usually recruited from the uni-
versities. These young Communist intellectuals are
trained and molded to become the future Communist
managerial elite. These dedicated, fanatical Communist
youths then "scientifically" exploit the grievances and
ambitions of various segments of the community to re-
cruit the revolutionary force and lead it against the es-
tablished authorities. There is no shortage of grievances
which can be used by these Communists to rally opposition
throughout Latin America. Many of the elements active-
ly fighting in this revolutionary force may be non-Com-
munist or even anti-Communist. They are frequently
unaware of the Communist character of their leadership.

The major problems facing the international Com-
munist movement are : ( 1 ) How can revolutionary forces
be supplied with the necessary weapons and leadership?
(2) How can they retain power once the groups whom
they have deceived become disillusioned and hostile?
To cope with these problems they need an adjacent
base with adequate forces. Two countries in the Western
Hemisphere which are major targets for conquest by
the Communists are Venezuela and Brazil. Should they
be successful in these two countries, the consequences
for all South and Central America would be cata-
strophic. In both countries they have recruited Com-
munist-led revolutionary forces which are in open re-
bellion against constituted authority. Communist leaders
are exploiting the many internal grievances very ef-
fectively. In Venezuela revolution is chronic and re-
current. The government has faced crisis after crisis.
In Brazil, Communist-led guerrilla bands roam the
northeast, awaiting the day of complete conquest. Only
the necessary adjacent base of supply and refuge is lack-
ing.

British Guiana is ideally located to serve as a Soviet
base of supply for the guerrilla forces of both Vene-
zuela and Brazil. Should it come under complete Com-
munist domination, it would represent an enormous ad-
vance towards the Communist conquest of both the above
countries.

British Guiana may soon share with Cuba and

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British troops come in to British Guiana to restore order during rioting in Georgetown on February 16, 1962. The
burning buildings are two Indian stores fired by rioters.

Russia the distinction of having been conquered by
Communism without the use of a Communist neighbor;
Cuba is not far away, however, and may fulfill this
role. British Guiana, located on the north coast of South
America, is about the size of Idaho. Although rich in
natural resources, only about one percent of its total
area is under actual cultivation. The population is
only one half million; approximately one half of the
people are of East Indian origin, one third are of
African origin, and the remainder are Europeans,
Orientals and South American Indians. A British colony
since 1803, British Guiana is governed by internal self-
rule, although foreign relations are controlled by the
British government.

The present head of the British Guianese govern-
ment is Dr. Cheddi Jagan, who stated during last
year's British commission inquiry in Georgetown, "I am
a Communist, as I understand the tenets of Commu-
nism." He had studied at Howard and Northwestern
Universities where he embraced Communism and mar-
ried a girl of the young Communist League, Janet
Rosenberg. On returning to British Guiana they organ-
ized the People's Progressive Party. Jagan is leader of
the party and Premier of British Guiana; Janet edits
the newspaper, Thunder, and organizes with ability
and thoroughness. She recently returned from confer-
ences in London via Peking, China, where she was
honored guest of Mao Tse-tung.

The social forces utilized by the Jagans in their quest
for political power have been Indian nationalism and
racialism. Because Jagan is an Indian, he and his party
have the instinctive support of the majority of the In-
dians who are located mostly in ruraL areas where they
work on rice and sugar plantations. The Africans instinc-
tively support the African political party — the People's
National Congress — and its leader, Forbes Burnham.
The significant fact is that Jagan is a member of the
International Communist conspiracy, while Burnham is

not a Communist. A third political party, led by a busi-
nessman, Peter D'Aguiar, has garnered some support
from Indians, Negroes and Europeans, but its appeal is
primarily to the business community.

In 1953 Jagan was elected to limited political
power. He followed an extreme policy of non-coopera-
tion with the British and revolutionary agitation, which
he later classified as left wing deviation. The British
moved in troops, suspended the constitution, and ex-
pelled the Jagan government. Jagan received his first
practical lesson concerning the real basis of political
power which is succinctly expressed by the Chinese Com-
munist leader, Mao Tse-tung, in his famous statement,
"Political power grows out of the mouth of a gun." In
1957 elections were held under a new constitution. Jagan
was re-elected but this time with an opposition — the
People's National Congress, led by Forbes Burnham.

I have visited British Guiana on six different oc-
casions, the first time in February, 1961. From June,
1961, through the August election, I led a group of
two Americans, and three East Indians (who ^ had
experienced the Communist rise to power in Kerala,
India) in conducting open-air meetings; we showed
movies about Communist methods used in Latvia and
Cuba, gave talks, and answered questions. J. Edgar
Hoover termed the Communists, "Masters of Deceit,"
and our program was based solely on providing the
people with knowledge and understanding of Communist
deceptive techniques and strategy. We distributed hun-
dreds of copies of Dr, Schwarz's book, You Can Trust
the Communists — to be Communists, and helped indi-
viduals and groups distribute other simple literature. We
received the warm reception and cooperation of trade
unionists, Hindus, Moslems, businessmen, and people of
every race. Ambassador de Lesseps Morrison, U. S.
Representative to the Organization of American States,
commended our work in British Guiana. The August,
1961, election re-established Jagan in power with 20
out of 35 Parliamentary .seats. He received, however,

only 42.7 per cent of the votes. The People's National
Congress received eleven seats, and the United Force,
four seats in the Assembly. It now seemed that Jagan
had merely to wait for independence to gain complete
charge of the foreign relations of British Guiana, at
which point he could make any agreement he wished
with the Soviet government.

*"pHE events that transpired in February, 1962, again
■** showed clearly that political power grows out of the
mouth of a gun. Jagan and his government are located
in Georgetown, the main city of British Guiana. The
majority of the citizens of Georgetown are Negro and sup-
port Burnham. Jagan introduced a harsh and unpopular
budget. Opposition to his budget was immediate and
united. - Protests were launched by the opposing political
parties and all segments of the community. What began
as mass demonstrations involving 50,000 people turned
into riots on February 16. A number of people were
killed, and one third of the city of Georgetown was
burneel to the ground. The besieged government of
Cheddi Jagan had to call upon military force to maintain
itself in- power. It called for British troops, who were
landed, restrained the violence of the mobs, and sustained
the governmental authority of Jagan and his party. Thus
the role of the British troops was reversed in 1962 from
what it had been in 1953.

In May, 1962, Dr. Schwarz and I were declared
"prohibited immigrants" by the Communist-led govern-
ment of British Guiana. I am probably the only Harvard
Medical School alumnus to have received that singular
distinction, and I wear it with pride and honor.

Jagan's power has been waning. British troops are
needed to protect him from the hostile populace. His
parliamentary majority has shrunk to one. (The Minister
of Home Affairs, Balram Singh Rai, who is an anti-Com-
munist and challenged Jagan's nomination for presidency
of the party, has been expelled, among others.)

It seems unusual that Jagan should be clamoring
for immediate independence in this situation. He would
lose the protection of the British troops, and, in the
event of future trouble with the African population of
Georgetown, he could not call upon them for help.
The quest for independence in these circumstances
might appear foolhardy.

Deeper consideration, however, will show that im-
mediate independence could bring about a great Com-
munist victory. Its purpose would be to transform
British Guiana into a Soviet base to supply the Com-
munist-led guerrilla forces of Venezuela and Brazil.
Tfiere are obvious hindrances to achievement of this
goal. They are: 1. The determination of the United
States to prevent, the establishment of a Communist
stronghold in South America; 2. The hostility of the
people of Georgetown. Jagan is confident he has the
means at hand to solve both of these problems. America
can be neutralized by a military treaty between British
Guiana and Russia. This could be consummated with
great rapidity. Any intervention by the United States
could then be interpreted as rnilitary intervention de-
manding the protection of Russia. Arguments against

American intervention in Cuba would apply with
greater force to British Guiana.

Jagan would still need protection against the hostile
population of Georgetown. He is trying to train young
Indian activists for the purpose. A youth organization
which is much more openly Communistic than the Peo-
ple's Progressive Party is called the PYO, the People's
Youth Organization. Many of its leaders are receiving
military training in Cuba. If these are inadequate, an
invitation could bring adequate forces based in Cuba.
Jagan could thus be protected, and a Communist dicta-
torship would be established. The purpose of the Soviet
troops in Cuba should be obvious to all. It is difficult
to exaggerate its sinister significance. It should stimulate
every individual to concentrated study of the problem in
an. effort to devise practical plans to avert the imminence
of Communist control of Central and South America.

'T'he defeat of communist tyranny and preservation of
•*• freedom is the responsibility of every citizen in the
free world. The answer to the Communist threat is a
multiple one and rests in the deep-seated motivations of
love, devotion to truth, and freedom of many individuals
and groups. The Christian Anti-Communism Crusade is
but one of many groups that should be formed to deal
with Communist warfare in many avenues of life. Its
existence is in tune with the processes of a free society,
whose unity is shown by diversity of groups, freedom of
association, competition, and mutual cooperation, which
conserve rather than cancel out the motivating forces
within each group.

The Communists understand this very well and
operate through a great number of front organizations,
each of which is tuned to some specific motivating dy-
namic. Every religious, professional, business, economic,
and cultural group should organize an anti-Communist
program.

The finest motivation is impotent without adequate
knowledge. Communism should be taught in the schools
as disease is taught in medical school. It should not be
taught as an alternative economic philosophy, but as a
system of tyranny. The object of such instruction
should be to reveal the deceptive subleties of Communist
dialectic and to promote a greater devotion to freedom.

Who will win this struggle? The Communists are
supremely confident of complete victory. They claim
that it is guaranteed by the quality of character in free
societies. They affirm that the environment generating
this character is capitalism in its dying phase and that
since it is dying, it creates character without survival
value. We categorically reject this claim. We are not
the helpless victims of our environment, doomed to de-
struction. The fault lies not in our environment, but in
ourselves. A free society can function effectively only
when individual citizens have enlightened minds and are
dedicated to the foundations of freedom. Material forces
alone do not determine man's destiny. Each individual
must meet the challenge and decide his role in the battle
for the survival of individual liberty. My choice has
been made, the experiences of the last two years have
confirmed my assurance of the wisdom of the choice.

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I have received your letter of February 27th.

Although I would like to be of service, the FBI
being an investigative agency of the Federal Government, neither
makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as to the character or
integrity of any organization, publication or individual. In view of
the foregoing, I am sure you will understand why it is not possible
for me to comment in the manner you requested.

Sincerely yours,

J. Edgar Hoo*tt

John Edgar Hoover
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communism. By letter 1/24/64 Director sent reprint material on
communism and answered her question concerning legal action ^
against the Communist Party, USA. She was further referred to, ' -
the Directors book, M A Study of Communism. "

Dr. Fred C. Schwarz, about whom correspondent inquired, is
well known to the Bureau as is his Christian Anti-Communist Crusade.

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United States Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr, J. Edgar Hoover, Director
Washington, D.C. 20535

Dear Mr. Hoover:

I recently attended a rally here in Fresno at which the
President of the Christian An ti -Communist Crusade, Dr.

Fred C. Schwarz,~was tne speakerT - ~TEe~anti-communist
school Dr. Schwarz spoke of, to be conducted in Wash-
ington, D.C. 'this summer, interested me greatly. How-
ever, I do not want to become associated with any ex-
treme groups, left or right. I would like to con-
tribute to this group, which, as far as I can tell, is
doing a wonderful job without fostering hate.

I would be most appreciative for any information you
may be able to give me concerning the beliefs of this
organization or where I may find additional information.

Yours sincerely. .

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I have received your letter of March 20th and want
to thank you for your interest in my book, "Masters of Deceit. ,?

While I would like to be of service to you, I am not
in a position to comment along the lines you have suggested. Infor-
mation contained in the files of, the FBI must be maintained as
confidential in accordance with regulations of the Department of
Justice and is available for official use only* I regret I am unable
to be of help in this instance and hope you will not infer either that
we do or do not have data in our files relating to the matters you
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have been declared subversive by the Department of Justice pursuant
to Executive Order 10450, along with other material which I hope wiU
be of interest. You may also wish to secure a copy of "Guide to
Subversive Organizations and Publications, TT prepared and released
by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. In it are listed
groups and periodicals which have been cited by various state and
Federal agencies, and "a copy of it can be purchased for seventy cents
from the Superintendent of Documents, United States Government
Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402.

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A List of Subversive Organizations

Let*s Fight Communism Sanely!

Internal Security statement, 4-17-62

LEB Intro, 4-61

Faith in Freedom

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March 20, 1964

J. Edgar Hoover

Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D.C.

Dear Sir:

I am a sixteen year-old sophomore at Hazel Green High School ♦
I have some urgent questions that concern my anti-communist
work here in my community and school.

Through reading your hook Masters of Deceit , along with many
other ant i -communist hooks, I have gained a good picture of
communism. I have gotten information for other sources and
am "being questioned if my sources are reliahle. The chief
source is. the Christian Anti-Communist Crusade. Is it
reliahle? I rt d like to know whether or not I am using good*",
sources in my campaigns.

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I have written a feature editorial for the school- paper and the
sponsor questions my source. That is the purpose of my letter;
to find out whether or not I am doing the right thing.- I must
know whether or not - they are reliable "Before my editorial will / j
he printed. Upon conferring with the sponsor it was decided |^
that if you okayed the following sources my article will he
printed;

c h^istian Ant j, : ^ggQ munist ,.C.riLaa.& .e_

Books and^pamphlets by Dr. Fred Schwarz

Are all ant i -communist publications printed by the government
printing office reliable? • *

I would like a list of subersive organizations in the U.S.

I would appreciate any ant i -communist materials you could

s end me. ' ■ -

I?im eager to hear from you.

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medical man and thfih* founder
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comes from the sale of the
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! at $5, but Dr. Schwarz' primary
•motive last night, was to drum
up interest in an Anti-commu- j
t nism School" he'll hold here !
jrom June 15 to 19,
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'several- hundred people, in-
tiding Perle Mesta, filled. the
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Badges Motel and heard Dr.
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; swer questions; arid maki
, stirring plea foynonej/^ . ^
Dr. Schwarz first annoui'
: firmly that he is; not a menft ^
: of the "Right Wing". \\

"Who ".is "-the. ''Right Wing*?^
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book, on the 'Right Wing* I'al-
. ways find Xm a leader of the
'Right Wing,' I've never made
a 'Right Wing' statement in my
life." .

NOT JOHN BIRCHER

' The doctor demonstrated that
he was not a wild or John
Birch type of political thinker.

When he said something that
suggested severe '- criticism of
someone, he added a 'graceful
qualification, *'.,"■'

Lee. Oswald, he said, was an
admitted. Marxist andl-presum-
ably the assassin of President i
" Kennedy. C 'The- .evidence is j
js t r o n g •— beyond reasonable
i doubt — that the. assassin was a !
j'man named Lee Oswald. 'J
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summer to support the thesis.
Oswald on- the tape was a retic- j
late, calm, clever and evasive.

Q AND A

. In t'-h e ' question-and-ahswer ]
session that fpllowed a young
man challenged, the implications
and asked if it were not possi-
ble for an insane person to
sou ^d4ucid ^nd calm. '
Dr. Schwarz said ye$r=yisft a

paranoid may_. appeaj^aea^al,
but he suggested mildly that the
burden of proof was on those
.who say Oswald was deranged.;
He turned away some tenden-
tious questions with mild cheek.
A determined lady asked if the
communists were trying to un-
dermine America by putting
fluoride in the water.
j Dr. Schwarz .said,, with a
1 laugh, that he did not think that
was the communist way.,

A distressed sounding lady
asked "How can we cope with
the traitors and the spies in
the Government?"

NO PROOF ,,,

Dr. Schwarz said he had no •
; proof that there were' ■ such.
; "You don't need to be a. traitor
to be wrong," he said..

The most fascinating question, ;
possibly, received the most fa&aiy
cinating answer. q£

, "Why have you been attacked-,
by so many church-' groups?^
! a young man asked. U4

i . ■ ■. "I am mystified, beyond
'measure," Dr. Schwarz said.
"What they have against me, I
! don't know/ 1

He then, closed with a prayer
and a collection.

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much as you can give," he said
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always glad to hear from those citizens who are interested in
combating the menace of communism.

With respect to your inquiries, information
contained in the files of the FBI must be maintained as confidential
in accordance with regulations of the Department of Justice and b6
is available for official use only. It is hoped you will not infer
either that we do or do not have data in our files relating to the
matters you mentioned.

Enclosed is some literature on the general topic of
communism which includes suggestions all of us can use in combating
this evil. Perhaps you may also wish to read my books, "Masters
of Deceit" and "A Study of Communism. " These were written to
help Americans gain an insight into the strategy and tactics of
communists, both in this country and abroad. Copies may be
available in your local library.

Sincerely yours, 4/^i^^^
a, Edgar Hooveri

John Edgar Hoover
Director

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4/17/62 Internal Security Statement

Let's Fight Communism Sanely!-- ---Counterintelligence Activities

Communism-The Incredible Swindle- -v-S^Orie Nation's Response to t.

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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Yfeshington, D.C.

Gentlemen :

I am affiliated with the Christian A^i-^C^nmun ist Crusade . I;
am a freshman at Greenville College in Illinois, andrT~ajTTre"ally
trying to help others realize what a real and ominous threat Com-
munism is to the Freedom and Security and Peace of the itforld and
of the United States*

I have located several people , however , who seem to believe that
Communism is not right, but who turn right around and orally sup-
port some of the most vicious leftists in our country. These peo-
ple get their, information from magazines and pamphlets published
under strong u ommunist influence.

In order that I might be more able to help these people realize
what they are doing, I would appreciate it very much if you could
send me some literature on such things as the John Birch Society,
certain magazines and articles which are proved to be Coimriunistically
inclined, certain organizations which have been proved to be Com-
munistic, etc.

Thank you very much for your help in this matter. I really ap-
preciate it and I know that if we all unite ih God to fight this
menace with our very lives and everything else we have we c&n come
out victorious.

Yours for God and Our Country,

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Your letter of April 12th has been received.

In response to your inquiry, I would like to point
out that the FBI is strictly an investigative agency of the Federal
Government and, as such, does not furnish evaluations or comments
relative to the character or integrity of any individual, organization
or publication. I hope you will understand my inability to be of
assistance.

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I am interested in having an objective evaluation of the Qii^gtian
Anti-Communism Cr usade, Box 89^ Long Beach/, California. Could you
help me with this information^

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received.

Your letter of May 11th and enclosures have been

In response to your inquiry regarding the Washington
School of Anti -Communism and the Christian Anti -Communism
Crusade, the FBI is strictly an investigative agency of the Federal
Government and, as such, does not make evaluations nor draw con-
clusions as to the character or integrity of any organization, publi- _
cation or individual. Please do not infer from my inability to be of ~ :
aid either that we do or do not have related data in our files. qj

I am returning your enclosures, and enclosed are
publications on the general subject of communism I hope you find
of interest.

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IL Edgar Heever

John Edgar Hoover
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Deadly Duel

Counterintelligence Activities
Faith in Freedom, 12-4-63
The Communist War Against Human Dignity
The Communist Party Line

NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles. He is making
reference to a school being held in Washington, D. C. , at the
International Inn on June 15-19, 1964, at which will appear Dr. Fred C.
Schwarz, Herbert A. Philbrick and others. One of the leaflets advertises
scholarships to this school including transportation to Washington.

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502, Oak Street
Lisbon, North Dakota
May 11, 1964

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
Director, F.B.L
Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Hoover,

Recently I recieved a pamphlet calling my attention to
a M Washington School of Anti -Communism' T sponsored by the ^Christian
_A nti -Commu nism..Cr3isa4e!l5^ I have enclosed the material I received"
minus the entrance blank which I filled in and sent to them, I am
interested in knowing if this is a reputable organization, and if the
faculty and geust speakers are of the highest integrity. Also send me
any additional information on this organization you deem necessary.
Thank you very much.

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WASHINGTON SCHOOL Of ANTI-GOMMUNISM

INTERNATIONAL INN
Thomas Circle, 14th & M Streets, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20005

June 15-16-17-18-19

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Sponsored by Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

Herbert A. Philbrick, Moderator

Phone: 783-4600 ext. 301

Fred C. Schwarz, M.D., President

Dear Young American:

I have enclosed a brochure regarding the scholarship program for the Washington
School of An ti- Communism.

The School is being sponsored by the Christian Anti- Communism Crusade. During
this five day event which will be held at the International Inn. in Washington, D. C. , you will
have an opportunity to meet and hear many outstanding authorities in the field of communism.
A partial list of the faculty is presented to you in the enclosed brochure.

Scholarships to the School are available to high school or college students, teachers
and clergy who have a sincere interest in participating in the Washington School of Anti-
Communsim.

Scholarships will provide:

Free tuition (tuition costs: $25.00)
Transportation & Accommodation Allowance

The transportation and accommodation allowance will be granted on a mileage basis
from your home. The scale is as follows:

One -Way

20-200 miles $ 50. 00

200-500 miles $ 75.00

over 500 miles $100.00

Scholarship recipients will be responsible for payment of their. rooms and meals
during the school. Therefore, scholarship allowances will be given upon arrival.

Hotel accommodations are reasonable at the International Inn. Daily rates for the
School will range from $5. 50 to $8. 25 for double and triple occupancy; singles are slightly
higher.

To apply for a scholarship, complete the application in the brochure and mail it to
the headquarters at the International Inn by or before May 20th. Upon receipt of this appli-
cation, you will be sent a scholarship form, hotel accommodations form, etc.

If you are not eligible for a scholarship or unable to attend, please pass this infor-
mation along to a friend.

Looking forward to meeting you at the School . . .

Sincerely,

/O A i - > £ Herbert A. Philbrick

P. S» Only 500 scholarships are available, therefore!! suggest you apply as soon as possible.

ENCLOSURE

WASHIN6T0M

SCHOLARSHIP PR06RAM'

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Fred C/Scftwarz, M.D., now the pres-
ident of the Christian Anti-Co mmu-'
^IsmCrusade, became involved in the
conflict with Communism, while a
student at the University of Queens-
land, in Australia, in 1940, because
its atheistic nature conflicted with his
Christian faith. ' ■ '> •

During visits to the United States
in 1950 and 1952, Dr. Schwarz be-
came convinced that no matter how successful he might be in
alerting the people of Australia, it was here— hi the United
States— that the issue of victory or defeat would be decided.
He is the author of many pamphlets and the book "You
» Can Trust the Communists— to be Communists", which has
been translated into six foreign languages and has sold over
one million copies. His interview with the Committee of Un-
American Activities of the United States House of Represent-
atives on May 29, 1957, testifying on "The Communist Mind",
, has received unprecedented acceptance.

Dr. Schwarz has addressed students on over 500 college

campuses. Of his work an Omaha World-Herald editorial

! stated "Dr, Schwarz does not fight Communists as individuals

! or collectively. He fights Communism as an idea. He shows

| how it causes Communists to think and act as they do."

*-£—"- - * In 1940 Herbert A. Pfcilbrick helped

form a youth organization . . . "The
Cambridge Youth Council. "He soon
discovered that the group was com-
munist-dominated. He took this in-
formation to the FBI. The Bureau
suggested that he remain active and
report his findings to the FBI.

From his initial Red "front" activity,
Fhilbrick went into the Young Com-
munist League and after that into the Communist Party itself.
Philbrick was one of sixteen "comrades" carefully selected
for secret education in Soviet methods of violence and prep-
arations for the revolutionary overthrow of this nation.

In 1949— when Philbrick was 33— eleven top-ranking lead-
ers of the Communist Party were brought to trial for violation
of the Smith Act. His surprise testimony as government wit-
ness has been credited with smashing the Red defense in that
trial. Reported Time Magazine: "Philbrick postponed his own
life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, to get to the bottom of
the great communist conspiracy in the U.S." and J. Edgar
Hoover said: "Philbrick has performed an outstanding pa-
triotic duty."

He wrote the book, "I Led Three Lives" which McGraw-
Hill published in 1950.

The story of the nine fantastic years was produced in tele-
vision form by the Ziv Television Company.

For his continuing efforts against the enemies of freedom,
Mr. Philbrick has received 53 awards from churches, veter-
ans, civic and governmental bodies.

Herbert A. Philbrick is still leading at least three lives, as
writer, lecturer, and business man.

He is a member of the National Board of Advisors for
Young Americans for Freedom and a member of the Board
of Trustees of the American Institute.

Dr. Anthony T. BoUscaren received his A.B.
from Yale, and gained his Ph.D. Jn Political
Science at the University of Califor nia in
1951, A former faculty member ofth~e~Na-
tional War College, Washington, D.C.,hehas
written several books on world affairs." He has
published over 100 articles in such periodic-
als as Saturday Evening Post, (/.S. News &

World Report, and National Review. He is a professor at

Le^oyjie College.

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David NrRoWe is a Professor of Political
Science at Yale University and a noted au-
thority on the Far East. Since July, 1958, he
has been Director of Yale's Graduate Program
in International Studies and is Acting Chair-
man of the Executive Committee on Interna-
tional Studies. He was awarded his Ph.D.
degree in 1935 from the University of Chi-
cago, where he specialized in the History of the Far East

Professor G. Warren Nutter is head of the ec-
onomics department at the University of Vir-^
ginia. He received his Ph.D. in 1949 from the
University of Chicago. Dr. Nutter was an In-
structor in economics and German at Law-
rence College and research assistant at the
University of Chicago. In 1949 he served as
an Assistant Professor of economics at Yale.
In 1950 he was a consultant to the RAND Corporation.

Professor^Edward J. Rozek received his M. A.
and Ph.D. from Harvard in Political Science.
After completing his graduate work in 1956
he went to Boulder, to the University. ofCol^
orado, where he is teaching courses in Soviet
Government and Soviet Foreign Policy and
Eastern European Communism. In 1958 he
published a book "Allied Wartime Diplomacy"
which is used as a textbook in many leading universities,

Dr. James David Atkinson is Associate Pro-
cessor of Government at Georgetown Univer-
sity. He is a Research Associate in the George-
town Center for Strategic Studies and from
1950 to 1954 served as Director of the Psy-
chological Warfare course conducted for the
armed forces by the Georgetown Graduate
School.

He is a contributor to Soviet Total War, American Strat-
egy for the Nuclear Age, and a contributing, editor for
national security affairs to the forthcoming Dictionary of
Political Science. His book "The Edge of War" has been trans-
lated and published in Germany.

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Dr.^Charles Wesley Lowry is recognized as
one of the nation's top authorities on commu-
nism, moral philosophy, civilization and reli-
gion and America's religious heritage. He is
author of the internationally known book
i v x *** -<7 "Communism and Christ." Three of his ad-

^| \^y / dresses on this subject have won awards from

bl ^L^k Freedoms Foundation.

Dr. Lowry is a graduate of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, Harvard University, Episcopal Theological School, and
Oxford University, England, from which he holds the degree
hilosophyT~ ~~*

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Serafmo Rbmualdi has been involved in Latin
American labor^ affairs since World War II.
In 1948 Mr. Romualdi's work resulted in the
organization of the Inter-American Confeder-
ation of Workers— the first anti-Communist
international trade union organization in the
postwar era. Mr. Romualdi was Executive
Secretary of the AFL-CIO Inter- American
Affairs Committee. Mr. Romualdi is executive director of the
American Institute for Free Labor Development.

Free Labor De^
ond alcide Jos

Raymond fflcide Joseph was boj^injSan^
Pedro de Macoria, Dominican Republic. He
immigrafed to Haiti with his parents in 1938.
In 1957 he enterecTwheaton College, Wheat-
on, Illinois, where he received a B.A. in an-
thropology. He is currently enrolled at the
University of Chicago, where he received his
M.A., working toward a Ph.D. in social an-
thropology with interest in linguistics.

John W. Drakeford, a native_of Sydney.Aus--,
jxajia, received his education at the University
of Sydney graduating with a B.A., and did
graduate work at the Sydney Teachers'
College.

He has graduated from Southwestern Sem-
inary with a Doctor's degree with honors. He
wrote his doctoral thesis on "The Implications
of Communism for Religious Education."

Dr. Drakeford is presently Professor of Psychology and
Counseling at Southwestern ^Baptist Theological Seminary.

Mr. Serafin GTTpfenocal . is an electrical en-
gineer, a gtibanVitizen, who started to work
with the Cuban Electric Company, at Havana,
27 years ago. In 1959, as Vice President and
General Manager of that firm, he resigned
rather than live under the Communist Gov-
ernment. Since that time he has worked in
rjew_yprk where he is an executive of Amer-
ican & Foreign Power Company.

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Dear

received.

Your letter of June 2nd, with enclosure, has been

While I would like to be of service to you, it is
contrary to my policy to recommend schools or courses of
any type, I regret I am unable to be of help in this instance
but trust you will understand the necessary reasons* It is
hoped you will not infer either that we do or do not have data
in our files relating to the Washington School of Anti-Communism.

Enclosed is some literature I trust will be of interest.
You may wish to read my books, "Masters of Deceit" and "A Study
of Communism. ft These were written in order to help Americans
gain an insight into the strategy and tactics of communists, both
in this country and abroad. Copies may be available in your
local library.

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Sincerely yours,

& Edgar Hoover

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Communism—The Incredible Swindle

Faith in Freedom

4-17-62 Internal Security statement

4-1-61 LEB Introduction

One Nation's Response to Communism

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Anti-Communism program beginning" ofi"~June'"l5T' w ^ ta ^ wl , ,^„i

rethought it an opportunity to acquire some ^ /HE *

knowledge of Communism, I want to be sure,

however, that I get this information from the ^Ar-m^

right people. */te*50*** Ay *w**fr*T ^^i!f„_

£>,£,

I have heard of two of the men mentioned
in the enclosed bulletin - Herbert Philbrick and
Charles Lowry. I don't know the others.

Will you please give me your opinion as to
this sponsoring group and your advice as to
whether the program will give the pro-American
orientation on Che Communistic ideology.

Very truly yours,

JU.M 9J96*'

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NCLOSURfe

Most important Communist leaders today were recruited
while university students. The Communists have long given
the highest priority to work among college students. Trained
propagandists, exploiting the idealism of youth, skillfully
manipulate their audiences into positions sympathetic with
Communist causes. Susceptible individuals are recruited and
trained for leadership. As an example: Castro's announce-
ment after the Cuban revolution that "I have been' a Marxist-
Leninist since my student days."

In recognition of the importance and effectiveness of this
basic Communist tactic, the Christian Anti-Communism Cru-
sade is sponsoring the Washington School of Anti-Commu-
nism,

The Washington School of Anti-Communism is designed
to inform American citizens of the philosophy, morality, or-
ganization, techniques and strategy of Communism. It is
based on the belief that knowledge of the enemy is needed for
his defeat. It is lack of knowledge that breeds apathy, resig-
nation, fear or hysteria. Accurate information is a prerequi-
site for sound judgment and responsible action. One of the
main purposes for the School will be to encourage students
to begin a continued program of study and applied citizen-
ship to transform acquired knowledge into local, national,
and international programs which will be effective in the
maintenance of freedom.

POLICIES

• Emphasis is placed on the nature and techniques of Com-

munism as revealed in Communist basic literature and
by past history.

• Judging other organizations or individuals will not be

done. However, the specific actions of organizations or
individuals may be discussed in relation to the an-
nounced Communist purpose.

• No national programs will be designed.

• The school is nonpolitical and nonsectarian,

• No literature will be distributed promoting any organiza-

tion not formally associated with the school.

• No literature attacking other organizations or individuals

will be distributed.

• No petitions will be circulated nor programs of political

action advocated.

• Academic freedom is granted to faculty members. Their

interpretations and suggested programs are presented
for consideration and are not to be regarded as the of-
ficial interpretations and policies of the school.
, • All speakers and school personnel shall adhere to stand-
ards of courtesy and truth.

Scholarships to the School are available to high school
or college students, teachers and clergy who have a sincere
interest in participating in the Washington School of Anti-
Communism, 'i -
Scholarships will provide:

Free tuition (tuition costs: $25.00)
Transportation & Accommodation Allowance
The transportation and accommodation allowance will be
granted on a mileage basis from your home. The scale is as
follows:

One-Way
20-200 miles $50.00

200-500 miles $75.00

over 500 miles $100.00

Scholarship recipients will be responsible for payment of
their rooms and meals during the school. Therefore, scholar-
ship allowances will be given upon arrival.

GUEST SPEAKERS.., .;

Dr. Charles Wesley Lowry is recognized as
one of the nation's top authorities on commu-
nism, moral philosophy, civilization and reli-
gion and America's religious heritage. He is
author of the internationally known book
"Communism and Christ." Three of his ad-
dresses on this subject have won awards from
Freedoms Foundation.
Dr. Lbwry is a graduate of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, Harvard University, Episcopal Theological School, and
Oxford University, England, from which he holds the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy.

Serafino Romualdi has been involved in Latin
American labor affairs since World War II.
In 1948 Mr. Romualdi's work resulted in the
organization of the Inter-American Confeder-
ation of Workers-the first anti-Communist
international trade union organization in the
postwar era. Mr. Romualdi was Executive
Secretary of the AFL-CIO Inter-American
Affairs Committee. Mr. Romualdi is executive director
American Institute for Free Labor Development.

of the

Raymond Alcide Joseph was born in San
Pfedro de Macoria, Dominican Republic. He
immigrated to Haiti with his parents in 1938.
In 1957 he entered Wheaton College, Wheat-
on, Illinois, where he received a B.A. in an-
JrjL thropology. He is currently enrolled at the
■i f'i University of Chicago, where he received his
. LsJ MA, working toward a Ph.D. in social an-
thropology with interest in linguistics.

John W. Drakeford, a native of Sydney, Aus-
tralia, received his education at the University
of Sydney graduating with a BA, and did
graduate work at the Sydney Teachers'
College.

He has graduated from Southwestern Sem-
inary with a Doctor's degree with hqnors. He
wrote his doctoral thesis on'The Implications
of Communism for Religious Education."

Dr. Drakeford is presently Professor of
Counseling at Southwestern Baptist Theological

and
Seminary.

Mr. Serafin G. Menocal is an electrical en-
gineer, a Cuban citizen, who started to work
with the Cuban Electric Company, at Havana,
27 years ago. In 1959, as Vice President and
General Manager of that firm, he resigned
rather than live under the Communist Gov-
ernment. Since that time he has worked in
New York where he is an executive of Amer-

14th & M Streets, N.W., Washington, D.C.

Phone: 783-4600, Ext:

ican & Foreign Power Company.

Fred C. Schwarz; M.D., now the pres-
ident of the Christian Anti-Commu-
nism Crusade, became involved in the
conflict with Communism, while a
student at the University of Queens-
land, in Australia, in 1940, because
its atheistic nature conflicted with his
Christian faith.

During visits to the United States
in 1950 and 1952, Dr. Schwarz be-
came convinced that no matter how successful he might be in
alerting the people of Australia, it was here— in the United
States— that the issue of victory or defeat would be decided,
He is the author of many pamphlets and the book "You
Can Trust the Communists-to be Communists", which has
been translated into six foreign languages and has sold over
one million copies. His interview with the Committee of Un-
American Activities of the United States House of Represent-
atives on May 29, 1957 ) testifyingon"TheCommunist Mind",
has received unprecedented acceptance.

Dr. Schwarz has addressed students on over 500 college
campuses. Of his work an Omaha World-Herald editorial
stated "Dr. Schwarz does not fight Communists as individuals
or collectively. He fights Communism as an idea. He shows
how it causes Communists to think and act as they do."

In 1940 Herbert A. PhUbrick helped

form a youth organization . . . "The
Cambridge Youth Council, "He soon
discovered that the group was com*
munist-dominated. He took this in*
formation to the FBI, The Bureau
,, - ^ , suggested that he remain active and

Am %57 re P ort k' s fadfoB 8 ' * e FBI
^ ^LjL From his initial Red "front" activity,

^ w^^ PhUbrick went into the Young Com-
munist League and after that into the Communist Party itself,

Philbrick was one of sixteen "comrades" carefully selected
for secret education in Soviet methods of violence and prep-
arations for the revolutionary overthrow of this nation.

In 1949— when Philbrick was 33— eleven top-ranking lead-
ers of the Communist Party werebroughtto trial for violation
of the Smith Act, His surprise testimony as government wit-
ness has been credited with smashing the Red defense in that
trial. Reported Time Magazine: "Philbrick postponed his own
life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, to get to the bottom of
the great communist conspiracy in the U.S." and J. Edgar
Hoover said: "Philbrick has performed an outstanding pa-
triotic duty."

He wrote the book, "I Led Three Lives" which McGraw*
Hill published in 1950.

The story of the nine fantastic years was produced in tele-
vision form by the Ziv Television Company.

For his continuing efforts against the enemies of freedom,
Mr. Philbrick has received 53 awards from churches, veter-
ans, civic and governmental bodies.

Herbert A. Philbrick is still leading at least three lives, as
writer, lecturer, and business man.

He is a member of the National Board of Advisors for
Young Americans for Freedom and a member of the Board
of Trustees of the American Institute.

Dr. Anthony T. Bouscaren received his A.B.
from Yale, and gained his Ph.D. in Political
Science at the University of California in
1951. A former faculty member of the Na-
tional War College, Washington, D£.,hehas
written several books onworldaffaire. Hehas
published over 100 articles in such periodic-
als as Saturday Evening Post, U.§. News &

World Report, and National Review, He is a professor at

Le Moyne College.

David N. Rowe is a Professor ( of Political
Science at Yale University and a noted au-
thority on the Far East. Since July, 1958, he
has been Director of Yale's Graduate Program
in International Studies and is Acting Chair-
man of the Executive Committee on Interna-
tional Studies. He was awarded his Ph,D.
degree in 1935 from the University of Chi-
cago, where he specialized in the History of the Far East.

Professor G. Warren Nutter is head of the ec-
onomics department at the University of Vir-
ginia. He received his Ph.D. in 1949 from the
University of Chicago. Dr. Nutter was an In-
structor in economics and German at Law-
rence College and research assistant at the
University of Chicago. In 1949 he served as
an Assistant Professor of economics at Yale.
In 1950 he was a consultant to the RAND Corporation.

Professor Edward J. Rozek received his M. A.
and Ph.D. from Harvard in Political Science.
After completing his graduate work in 1956
he went to Boulder, to the University of Col-
orado, where he is teaching courses in Soviet
Government and Soviet Foreign Policy and
Eastern European Communism. In 1958 he
published a book "Allied Wartime Diplomacy"
which is used as a textbook in many leading universities.

Dr, James David Atkinson is Associate Pro-
fessor of Government at Georgetown Univer-
sity. He is a Research Associate in the George-
town Center for Strategic Studies and from
1950 to 1954 served as Director of the Psy-
chological Warfare course conducted for the
armed forces by the Georgetown Graduate
School

a contributor to Soviet Total War, American Strat-

the Nuclear Age, and a contributing editor for

security affairs to the forthcoming Dictionary of

Science. His book "The EdgeofWafhas been trans-

in Germany.

He is
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MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

Memorandum

UNITED STATES GO«NMENT

Mr. DeLoach

date: May 27, 1964

from : D. C. MorreflJj^A

subject: REQUEST FOR BUREAU TOURS

DR JOOST SLUIS g ^J~lSTAg* ,_ ,

WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ANTICOMMUNISM J rusa £ ej
INTERNATIONAL INN, WASHINGTON, D. C.
TUESDAY, JUNE 16 - FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1964

On the afternoon of May 27, 1964, Dr. Joost Sluis telephoned the
Tour Control Room and after identifying himself as a personal friend of Mr.
Kemper requested that Bureau tours be arranged for approximately 400 college
students who will be attending th^afanshington S cho^^^nticgmmunis m scheduled
to be held at the International Inn during tKe = peHod June 16-19, 1964. Dr. Sluis
indicated that this group would be comprised of representatives from all over the
country with the exception of Alaska and that they would be operating on a very
tight schedule. He, therefore, asked if the group might be subdivided so as to/7
accommodate one-third of the total number at 12:15 P. M. on June 16, 17, ancf /
18, 1964.

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Bufiles reflect that on February 11, 1964,\Shris was interviewed by
Mr. Kemper. He is from San Francisco and is a close associate of Dr. Fred
Schwarz, who is well known to the Bureau for his extremism in anticommunist work.
At that time Sluis referred to an upcoming rally of college students to be held in
Washington in June and wanted to know if the Bureau could make any suggestions.
Mr. Kemper explained to Dr. Sluis that the Bureau could not join in any such
program or ■ ? make any suggestions as to speakers. It was noted that Dr. Sluis
is very friendly toward the Bureau and the Director. He was born Jj^Holland^
served in the rJavy in World War II and is a graduate of the Harvard Medical "*"
School and Massachusetts Institute of Technology., ' /& c . / £//$, s>*Aa.

ACTION: Jf^.S. Rfc. ]£q

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Unless advised to the contrary, experienced, clerical tour leaders^^
will be assigned to conduct ttie members* oSUfchg&a^fcioned group on regular tours
of the Bureau at 12:15 P. M: during the three day interyal, June 16-18, 1964.

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAI FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

UNITED STATES

d(fEF

ERNMENT

Memorandum

Mr. DeLoach

DATE: 6-13-64

4vt&

DR. JOHN W. DRAKE FORD
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
REQUEST TO SEE THE DIRECTOR
JUNE 15, 1964

By letter dated June 8, 1964,

Chief U. S. Probation

Officer for the Northern District of Alabama, has advised that Dr. John W. Drakeford
will be in Washington on Monday, June 15, 1964, and would like to meet the Director
that day.

INFORMATION IN BUFILES:

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has been Chief U. S. Probation Officer at Birmingham

for more than 20 years. During this period, he has exhibited a most friendly attitude
toward the Bureau; and during a visit in Washington in 1952, he met the Director,
is on the Special Correspondents* List. (94-4-4564; 94-4-5388)

In his letter of June 8th,

advised that Dr. John Drakeford is a

Professor of Psychology and Counseling, and Director of Marriage and Family
Counseling Center at Southwestern Baptist The ological Seminary, School of Religious
Education in Fort Worth, Texas* According to | | Dr. Drakeford is a staunch

admirer of the Bureau and the Director; and Drakeford has written a book on communism
in which he has quoted the Director "a number of times."

Bufiles reflect that in recent years Dr. Drakeford has been associated
with the Fred W. Schwarz anticommunist seminars in various parts of the country.
Like Dr. Schwarz, Drakeford comes from Australia. He received the B. A. degree at

1 - Miss Holmes

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Re: DR. JOHN W. DRAKE FORD

6-13-64

the University of Sydney, did graduate work at the Sydney Teachers' College and
received the Doctor's degree from Southwestern Seminary.

An advertisement in the June 11, 1964, issue of "The Evening Star"
reflects that Drakeford is scheduled to lecture on Monday morning and Monday
evening (June 15th) at the "Washington School of Anti- Communism" being sponsored
by Dr. Fred Schwarz's-Christian Anti- Communism Crusade,

RECOMMENDATIONS:

(1) That, if he telephones the Director on Monday, June 15th,
Dr. Drakeford be referred to your (Mr. DeLoach) office and that the Directors
regrets be expressed to him. It is not felt that he should be encouraged in any
manner to come to the Bureau since such an invitation might be misrepresented
by him and/or others connected with Schwarz. y

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(2) Tha

letter be appropriately acknowledged after

Drakeford has contacted the Bureau and the details of his contact with the Bureau
are available

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June 19, 1964

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Chief U. S. Probation Officer
Northern District of Alabama
U. S. District Court
Post Office Box 154
Birmingham, Alabama 35202

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I have received your letter of June 8th
and want to thank you for the best wishes you extended.

Altiougn Dr. Drakeford has not contacted
us, it will be a pleasure to welcome him at FBI Head-
quarters.

With kind regards,

Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Ho~o\ren

NOTE: Jonas to DeLoach Memorandum of 6-13-64 captioned
;•/ "Dr. John W. Drakeford, Fort- Worth, Texas, Request To See The

Director. Ju ne 15, 1964" (GWGiple), pointed out that our relations with

have been very; cordiki and that he is on the Special
Correspondents' last? That memor^ndiu. recommended that

/Dr. Drakeford^e referred to someone in M r. De Loach's Office if
uaC~ ^...iaL.n <ji? h-j. — <«ii; - -■ I indicat ed. It was also

sent to l \ after Dr. Drakeford

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has called; however, he has not as yet contacted us and it is
not felt t hat we should delay any longer in acknowledging
letter.

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L ^TED STATES DISTRICT CO. :T

OFFICE OF THE PROBATION OFFICER
Northern District of Alabama

Telephone a
290 FEDERAL
P. O. Box
BIRMINGHAM, ALA

June 8, 1964

Honorable J. Edgar Hoover

Director

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D. C.

VIA AIR Mil

Mr. Callahan >| ,

Mr. CWa^^C

Mr. Vfpl/fa&i

Mr. 'tlvans —

Mr. Gale

Mr. Rosen:

Mr. Sullivan.
Mr. Tavel—

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Miss Gandy..

Dear Mr* Hoover:

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Dr. John W. Drakeford, Professor of Psychology and Counseling,
and Director orT3arrxage and Family Counseling Center, South-
western Baptist Theological Seminary, School of Religious
Education, Seminary Hill, Fort Worth 15, Texas, will be in
Washington, Monday, June 15, 1964. &» *^

Dr. Drakeford would appreciate the honor and privilege of
meeting you in your office some time during the day of Monday,
June 15.

I have known Dr. Drakeford for several years. He is a devoted J^-)f
Christian gentleman. He has delivered addresses in our church,
the First Baptist Church, Birmingham, on several occasions;
and addressed the staff of our Probation Office this A.M.

Dr. Drakeford is very much interested in Communism. He has
written a book on that subject and quoted you a number of times.

Dr. Drakeford has the highest regard and admiration for you as
one of the outstanding citizens of America. He honors and

respects you and your fine Bureau.

NOT REOORDED

If "it would be possible for you to meet Dr .lZtoimkQ&t&4and give
him- a few minutes of your time, it would indeed be a wonderful
service and appreciated by many of his friends - throughout the
country.

I suggested that Dr'. Drakeford call your office Monday morning,
June. 15, which he will do. I sincerely trust it will be possible
for Dr. Drakeford toihave the honor of meeting you.

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Honorable J. Edgar Hoover

June 8, 1964

Page 2,

With kind personal regards and the very best of all good
wishes,

Sincerely vours.

Chief U. S. Probation Officer

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
M^Y.1962 EDITION
GSA GEN. REG. NO. 2?

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

GO 1

Memorandum

)d TO

Mr. DeLoach

date: June 19, 1964

Ofrom

SUBJECT;

£/»rt/s77«*r fl*f!^ Cdirn*tiiM$m

WASHINGXONSCHQOL OF ANTI-CQMMUNISM
WASHMGI^N, D. C.
JUNE 15TH [X^OW^WPi

In your memo to Mr. Mohr dated 2-11-64, you pointed out that
Dr. JoosKSluis, a director of the C hristian ^ ti-Cflmmunism Crusade and a
close associate of Dr. Fred C. Schwarz, advised that this organization is planning
a rally of college students in Wa^^gJon,_D. JC. sometime in June, 1964.

[ This school has been going on all week and will conclude tonight
with a banquet at 7:30 p. m. We have been following this school to determine how
much publicity it has received from the local newspapers, and it hks been
determined that about the only publicity it has received is the paid advertisements
that were carried in earlier issues of The Washington Star. This school is of
little consequence and has attracted slight attention. Although we had agreed to <T
furnisMndividuals from this school tours of our facilitie^after 4:15 p.m. , to ^— ^
date tfreVebave been less than a hundred people visiting^EBI Headquarters.; , ,

" *, ^ The attached pamphlet from Herbert A^^hilbrick concerning

this schbol reveals that its purpose is to "inform American citizens of the philosophy,
morali^, organization, techniques and strategy of Communism. " Also, to
"encourage students to begin a continued program of study and applied citizenship
to transform acquired knowledge into local, national, and international programs
which will be effective in the maintenance of freedom. " , -

Dr. Fred C^Schwarz, pre siden t of the Christian Anti -Communism
Crusade, is well known toihe Bureau as a "professional antic ommunist, " and it
has been our policy to have nothing to do with him or the Christian Anti -Communism

crusade - *&», ?^yM-?&

One of the individuals listed as a member of the faculty of this be
schools Dr. John W. Drakeford. Jones tn npj. oach memo dated 6-13-64 b7c

capti^aetl: "Dr. JohnJJj^Drakeford, FortJWorth, Texas , req uest to see the
Director^une 15, 1964, " reveals that a lettetfUweggi^Jl from

Enclosure

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1 - Mr. Sullivan
1 - Miss Holmes

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Re: WASfflNGTON SCHOOL OF ANTI-COMMUNISM

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Chief U.S. Probation Officer for the Northern District of ^Alabama, indicated
that Dr. Drakeford would be in Washington on June 15th and would like to meet
Mr. Hoover. It was recommended and approved that should Dr. Drakeford telephone
the Director his call should be referred to your (Mr. DeLoach r s) Office and the
Director's regrets expressed to him. As of 4:30 p.m. today, Dr. Drakeford had
not called Mr. Hoover.

RECOMMENDATION:

For information.

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Monday

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Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

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June 15

June 16

June 17

June 18

June 19

Time

8:30-

Registration

Schwarz

Schwarz/

Schwarz

9:00-

9:30

Communist
Philosophy II

Communist Party

Communist Front
Organizations

How to Debate
Communists 8,

10:00

9:30-

Schwarz

10:40

Communist
Philosophy 1
Historical

Dialectical
Materialism

Fellow Travelers

Film

10:15-

Materialism

Communist
Weapon of Allure

Blueprint for
Conquest

Ihe Ultimate
Weapon

Red Trap

10:45

10:50-

Drakeford

Lowry

Menocal

Atkinson

Wood

10:50-

11:50

Communist

Ihe Ideology of

Communism

Communist

Work in Local

11:50

Manifesto

Freedom vs. Ihe
Ideology of
Communism

in Cuba

Military &

Technological
Capabilities

Community

1:30-

Gleason

Rozek

Sluis, Joseph,

Rangel & Joseph

Bouscaren

1:30-

2:30

Labor &

Soviet Foreign

Cole, Ewing

Communism in

2:30

Communism

Policy

Communism in

Brazil and Haiti

Southeast Asia

and the Family

British Guiana

2:45-

Panel

Film

2:45-

3:45

Philbrid, Drab-

Rozek, Lowry,

Lowry, Philbrick,

Question 7

4:15

ford, Schwarz

Sluis

Schwarz

Public Speaking

Work on Campus

Public Relations

Anti-Communism
Organizations

4:00-

Film

5:00

We Will Bury
You

Cuba-Castro,
I Communism

A Taste of Victory

Harry Bridges vs.
Fred Schwarz
unedited debate

7:30-

Drakeford

Rowe

Lowry

Philbrick

Banquet

7:30-

8:30

Song of Songs

Sino-Soviet

Christian Answer

Communism

Marriott Motor

of Communism

Conflict

to Communism

and Youth

Hotel
Twin Bridges

8:45-

Schwarz .

Schwarz

9:45

The Grand Design

Communist

Communism and

Principles of Anti-

Schwarz 8, Others

for Communist

Recruitment

Violence

Communist Action

Cost: $5.50

Conquest

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14th & M Streete, N.W., Washington, D.C.

' ' phone: 783-4600, Ext. 3

Fred C. Schwarz, M,D M now thepres-

ident of the Christian Anti-Commu-
nism Crusade, became involved in the
conflict with Communism, while a
student at the University of Queens-
land, in Australia, in 1940, because
its atheistic nature conflicted with his

Lim.
During visits to the United States
in 1950 and 1952, Dr, Schwarz be-
lt no matter how successful he might be in
alerting the people of Australia, it was here— in the United
States— that the issue of victory or defeat would be decided,
He is the author of many pamphlets and the book "You
Can Trust the Communists-to be Communists", which has
been translated into six foreign languages and has sold over
one million copies. His interview with the Committee of Un-
American Activities of the United States House of Represent-
atives on May29, 1957, testifying on n The Communist Mind",
has received unprecedented acceptance,

Dr. Schwarz has addressed students on over 500 college
campuses. Of his work an Omaha World-Herald editorial
stated "Dr, Schwarz does not fight Communists as individuals
or collectively, He fights Communism as an idea, He shows
iastheydo,"

In 1940 Herbert A. Philbrick helped

form a youth organization.., "The
Cambridge Youth Council. "He soon

discovered that the group was com-
munist-dominated. He took this in-
formation to the FBI. The Bureau
t^ j suggested that he remain active and

Philbrick went into the Young Com-
i the Communist Party itself.
Philbrick was one of sixteen "comrades" carefully selected
for secret education in Soviet methods of violence and prep-
arations for the revolutionary overthrow of this nation,
In 1949— when Philbrick was 33— eleven top-ranki

of the Smith Act, His surprise testimony as government wit-
ness has been credited with smashing the Red defense in that
trial. Reported Time Magazine: "Philbrick postponedhisown
life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, to get to the bottom of
the great communist conspiracy in the U.S." and J. Edgar
Hoover said: "Philbrick has performed an outstanding pa-
triotic duty,"
He wrote the book, "I Led Three Lives" which McGraw-

The story of the nine fantastic years was produced in tele-
vision form by the Ziv Television Company,

For his continuing efforts against the enemies of freedom,
Mr, Philbrick has received 53 awards from churches, veter-
ans, civic and governmental bodies. . ■'

Herbert A. Philbrick is still leading aUeast three lives, as
writer, lecturer, and business man, <

He is a member of the National Board of Advisors for
Young Americans for Freedom and a member of the Board

" ' 1 Dr. Anthony T, Bouscaren received his A,B.
from Yale, and gained his Ph.D, in Political
Science at the University of California in
*' 1951. A former faculty member of the Na-
tional War College, Washington, D.C., hehas

i over 1UU articles in such
als as Murky Evening M, KS ta &
World Report, and National ti&vw, He is a professor at

David N, Rowe is a Professor of Politk
Science at Yale University and a noted au-
thority on the Far East Since July, 1958, he

in International Studies and is Acting Chair- JK/
man of the Executive Committee on Interna-
tional Studies, He was awarded his Ph.D.
degree in 1935 from the University of Chi-
cago, where he specialized in the History of the Far East.

Doris Buffett Wood, attended George Wash-
ington University in Washington, D.C. and
graduated from Omaha University with B.S.
in Education; member Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority, Presbyterian Church; former mem-
ber of Junior League of Omaha, Vice-Presi-
dent and chairman of the Editorial Board of
the American-Heritage Information Center,

Liberties. Awarded the George Washington Medal of Honor
by the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge for public ad-

Professor Edward J, Rozek received his Mi.
and Ph.D. from Harvard in Political Science.
After completing his graduate work in 1956
he went to Boulder, to the University of Col-
orado, where he is teaching courses in Soviet | §§
Government and Soviet Foreign Policy and
Eastern European Communism. In 1958 he
blished a book"Allied WartimeDiplomacy" HI
i is used as a textbook in many

Dr. James David Atkinson is Associate Pro-
fessor of Government at Georgetown Univer-
sity. He is a Research Associate in the George-
town Center for Strategic Studies and from

chological Warfare course conducted for the
armed forces by the Georgetown Graduate
School.

He is a contributor to Soviet Total War, American Strat-
egy for the Nuclear Age, and a contributing editor for
national security affairs to the forthcoming Dictionary of
Political Science. His book "The EdgeofWartas been trans-
i in G

Dr. Charles Wesley Lowry is recognized as
one of the nation's top authorities on commu-
nism, moral philosophy, civilization andreli-
il¥l»dB gion and America's religious heritage. He is
author of the internationally known book

lunism and

i on this subi

Dr. Lowry is a graduate of Washington and Lee Univer-
sity, Harvard University, Episcopal Theological School, and
Oxford University, England, from which he holds the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy.

Mr. Serafin G. Menocal is an electrical en-

27 years ago, In 1959, as Vice President and |pf
General Manager of that firm, he resigned
rather than live under the Communist Gov-
ernment. Since that time he has worked in _ , _
New York where he is an executive of Amer- "™ '' '

Raymond Alcide Joseph was bom in San
Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic. He
immigrated to Haiti with his parents in 1938.
In 195? he entered Wheaton College, Wheat-
on, Illinois, where he received a B,A, in an-
thropology, He is currently enrolled at the
} !\ University of Chicago, where he received his
M.A., working toward a Ph.D. in social an-

John W. Drakeford, a native of Sydney, Aus-

with a B.A., and did j^
graduate work at the Sydney Teachers'

inary with a Doctor's degree with honors, He
son"'
eligiousE
Dr. Drakeford is presently Professor of Psychology and

Thomas V, Gleason— President, International Longshore-
mens Association,— AFL-CIO,

Joost Sluis, M.D, Harvard Medical School; M,S, Mass,
Institute of Technology-Orthopedic surgeon, San Francisco,
California; clinical instructor, University of California Med-

Nathaniel Rangel— Minister from Brazil and conducting an
active anti-communism program in Brazil

Cram Ewing— Clerk of the Legislative Assembly of British
Guiana for 18 years. On speaking tour in the United States
n in B

Most important Communist leaders today were recruited
while university students. The Communists have long given
the highest priority to work among college students, Trained
propagandists, exploiting the idealism of youth, skillfully
manipulate their audiences into positions sympathetic with
Communist causes, Susceptible individuals are recruited and
trained for leadership, As an example; Castro's announce-

Leninist since my student days."
In recognition of the ii

sade is sponsoring the Washington School of Anti-Commu-
nism,

The Washington School of Anti-Communism is designed
to inform American citizens of the philosophy, morality, or-
ganization, techniques and strategy of Communism. It is

It is

r or hysteria. Accurate information is a prerequi-
site for sound judgment and responsible action. One of the
main purposes for the School will be to encourage students

ship to

and international programs which will be effective in the

POLICIES

• Emphasis is placed on the nature and techniques of Com-
munism as revealed in C

• Judging other organizations or individuals will not be
done, However, the specific actions of organizations or
individuals may be discussed in relation to the an-

• The school is nonpolitical and nonsectarian,

• No literature will be distributed promoting any organiza-

• No petitions will be circulated nor programs of political

action advocated,

• Academic freedom is granted to faculty members. Their

interpretations and suggested programs are presented
for consideration and are not to be regarded

• All speakers and school personnel shall adhere to stand-

Cost of each complete session (2 lectures^)— $2.00.

Tuition for the entire 5-day seminar (14 complete ses-
sions)— $25.00.

Cost of closing banquet, Friday, June 14, 1964, is extra-
cost $5,50.

Tape recordings of each lecture can be purchased at the
School at $5.00 for two complete lectures. These will be pro-
fessionally recorded and the price is approximately at cost
The costs of accommodations at the International Inn are;
Single room $13.00

Two in a room 8,25

Three in a room 5.50

It is not necessary that you stay at the International Inn.
Other accommodations are available within close ranee.
The International Inn has a good restaurant and other

Everyone
fhis own room and

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Your letter of September 10th has been received.

With respect to your inquiry 9 information con-
tained in the files of the FBI must be maintained as confidential
in accordance with regulations of the Department of Justice
and is available for official use only. I regret I am unable to be
of assistance in this instance but trust you will understand the
necessary reasons for this policy. It is hoped you will not infer
either that we do or do not have data in our files relating to the
Christian Anti- Communism Crusade.

Enclosed is some material which I trust will be

of interest.

Tolson

Belmont _

Mohr

Casper

Callahan .

Conrad

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Evans
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I Sullivan .
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4/1/61 LEB Intro

4/17/62 Internal Security statement

Let's Fight Communism Sanely

Faith in God our Answer to Communism.

NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufllg s> The christian

Anti- Communism Crusade under the direction of Dr. Fred Schwarz
/is well known to the Bureau.

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September 10, 19&J-

Pederal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D« C.

Gentlemen:

In Re: Chris tia n Ant ij^Cormmini sm Jlrusade^
121). East First Street
Long Beach, California 90801

Would you kindly send me some Information on the v above
organization. I would like to know its reputation and
standing as far as your bureau is concerned, the names
of its Board of Directors, etc.

Any Information you could give me would be appreciated.

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Governor '
New Jersey District
Optimist International
120 Lexington Avenue
Passaic, New Jersey

September 29, 1964

Dear Dr. Senaldl:

Yoar letter of September 23rd and enclosure
have been received;

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With respect to your inquiry, information . , 3E
contained in the files of the FBI must be maintained as confident
tial in accordance with regulations of the Department of Justice °
and Is available for official use only. I regret I am unable to be*bf
help in this instance but trust you will understand the necessary
reasons for this policy. It is hoped you will not infer either that
we do or do not have data in our files regarding the individual
you mentioned or the^hrisUan Anti-Communism Crusade.

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With regard to the quote attributed to me on page 21
of the pamphlet you forwarded, my speeches and statements are
a matter of public record and are quoted from time to time. How-
ever, their use does not necessarily mean either that this Bureau
has or has not "cleared" the manner In which they are employed.
In connection with this, I am enclosing a copy of "Communist
Illusion and Democratic Reality" from which this quote was taken
In order that you may read my article In Its entirety.

Tolson

Belmont _

Mohr

Casper

Callahan .

Conrad

DeLoach ,

Evans

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan _

Tavel

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Enclosures (5)

Communist Illusion and Democratic Reality

Let's Fight Communism Sanely!

"Faith in God—Our Answer To Communism"

4/17/62 Internal Security statement

4/1/61 LEB Intro

NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles. Dr. Schwarz
and the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade are well known to
Bureau files. Hs enclosed pamphlet was originally distributed by
the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade.

DR. A. F. SENALD1, GOVERNOR

120 Lexington Avenue

Passaic. N. J.

778-7037
Area Code 201

NEW JERSEY DISTRICT

PTimiJFlnTERnflTionoL

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HARRY RUFFER, SEC'Y.-Treas.

909 Valley road

Brielle, N. J.

BUS: 642-6551 Ext. 203
462-660O EXT. 203
RES: 223-2498

Area Code 201

September 23, 1964

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Hoover:

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I have been distributing the enclosed ^pamphlet to the many Optimist
Clubs throughout the state of New Jersey.

As a result, I have been criticized by a small element. The criticism
is aimed primarily at Dr. Fred'^pchwarz.. The basis of the criticism
revolves around the facts that, ' *

1. He is anti-semetic. ^-^^^

2. He is a hate monger.

3. His whole movement is basically unamerican.

At this point, I need a rebuttal.

j
I note that the F.B.I, is referred to in this pamphlet. Whatever information

you can send me relating to unrefutable facts will be greatly appreciated.
Time is of the essence and I would appreciate an immediate reply.

Sincerely yours,

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Promise Yourself-

To be 10 itron j llut nothing cm Jiilurl your
peace «f mind

To talk bealtb, bippineM and proiperily to
every penon you tnccL

To mile all your frienoi feel tbat tbire ii
lometbinj in them

To Ioom itiw lunny fiat of ewytbinjj and
robe your optimi|m come trw.

To tlinb only of lie but, lo tow only for ibe
belt and eipect only tbe beat

To be jutt ai entbuiiailic about tie tucctti of
olbtfi ii you art about your owa

To forget tin mifuitei of the pait ana pm* on
to tiie greater acbievementi of tbe future

To wear a cWrful countenance at all limn and
jive every living creature you meet a imile.

To ((if e io mud time to the improvement of
youmlf tbat you lave no time to criticize otben

To be too larje for worry, too noble for injcr,

too itrong for feu, and too bappy to pennil tnc

pwuce of trouble,

Optimiit Inlmutionil

DR. A. F. SENAIDI
Governor New Jersey District

120 LEXINGTON AVE. PASSAIC, N. J.
778-7037

"Whether you like it or not, history is on
our side,

"WE WILL BURY YOU!"

— Nikita Khrushchev

The communists say their victory is
certain because the average American
is so

INTELLECTUALLY LAZY

INTOXICATED WITH ENTERTAINMENT

LIMITED IN HIS HORIZON

INHERENTLY SELFISH .

That he won't have Ihe conviction or dedi-
cation to do that which is necessary to

stop them.

HAVE A PATRIOTIC,
ORGANIZATION?

• Realise COMMVMST PROGRESS?

1903 Bolshevism began - 17

Supporters
1917 Russian Revolution - 40,000

Revolutionists
1945 Major World Power - 175,000,000

Under control
1960 Epidemic Progress -1,000,000,000

Slaves
? World' Enslavement -2,800,000,000

Population

• Knew the COMMVMST T1METME?

In. 1953 Mao-Tse-Tung and Joseph Stalin,
according to reliable reports, in their last
conference, expressed the belief that it would
take two five year plans to consolidate their
strength in the far east and two more five
year plans to encircle and degenerate the
United States, resulting in their surrender
without an Atomic Hydrogen War, making
the tentative date for World Conquest
ABOUT THE YEAR

LITERATURE AVAILABLE

SAMPLE LISTING

Available from the
Christian Anti-Communism Crusade:

MIDGET MISSILES -
Communism— A Conspiracy — W. P. Strube, Jr.
Communism— A Disease — Dr Fred C. Schwarz
Communism— A Monopoly-W. P. Strube, Jr.
Communism— A Religion — ^W. P. Strube, Jr.
Insurance Against Communism—

Or. Fred C. Schwarz
What Can i Do To Combat Communism

100— $3.00 500 — $12.00 1,000 — $20.00 .

(Minimum quantity per title — 100)

(Titles may be assorted for quantity price)
Back cover personalized with* your own

message (Minimum quanity per title.. ] ( 000)
PENNY PROJECTILES -

Brainwashing With Ink
Peace or Victory
University oi Murder

75 — $1.00

(Titles may be assorted for Quantity Price)
(Minimum quantity per title — 100)

Academic Freedom
It Can Happen Here
Hangman's Noose

1,000 — $10,00

PICTORIAL PROJECTILE —

This is a 32 page, 4 color "Comic Book". .$ .25
explaining communist ideology. Excellent
for students, Sunday School classes, etc.

500 -$40.00
1,000- 75.00

Back cover personalized with your own

message— $90.00 per 1,000

For Government publications list; Write the
U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington

25, D. C.

100 -$10.00
250- 22.50

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FILMS AVAILABLE

SAMPLE LISTING

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Title — 16mm sound films

Producer

Shadow Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

Dead Men on Furlough. World Vision Inc.

Red Plague Harding College

The Red Sell....! Prudential

Harding College

A Look at Capitalism

Security and Freedom

American Responsibility
of Citizenship Harding College K

Communist Blueprint for Conquest U.S. Army

Communist Weapon of Allure U. S. Army

My Latvia United World

The Red Trap Concordia

Films Available — Freewill Offering or
Rental Basis

Action without knowledge breeds
confusion and chaos.

THE AMERICAN

WAY OF LIFE

POLITICAL AND
ECONOMIC RIGHTSI

WHICH PROJECT IHE DIGNITY AND
FREEDOM OF THE INDIVIDUAL

Right to worship God in

one's own way.

Right to free speech and

press.

Right to assemble.

Right to petition lor

grievances.

Right to privacy in our

homes.

Right of habeas corpus

-no excessive bail

Right to trial by jury-

innocent till proved

guilty,

Right to move about

freely at home and

■ Right to own private
property.

1 Right to free elections
and personal secret

• Right to work in callings
and localities ot our
choice.

• Right to bargain with
our employees and em-
ployers.

• Right to go into busi-
ness, compete, make a
prolit.

• Right to bargain for
goods and services in a
free market.

• Right to contract about
our affairs.

• Right to the service of
government as a protec-
tor and referee.

• Right to freedom from
arbitrary government
regulation and control

CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT!

DESIGNED TO

SERVE THE PEOPLE

FUNDAMENTAL BELIEF IN GOD

Material for meetings can be
obtained from various sources,
including the school district. (See
I pages 17, 18, and 19.) Meetings
| should be planned and well
bm»**\ advertised as t0 wither they
C pMMtfe jl wil1 fea *ure a film, a tape
recording, or a speaker. Have
an active planning committee!

FREE

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"NEW§ LETTER"]

In some schools, student groups "have
initiated a monthly "news letter," a small
mimeographed sheet which gives basic
information about the communist con-
spiracy, club news and activities, etc. It is
delivered to club members through their
respective homerooms. Anti-communism
pamphlets are often included with the
"news letter." Approximately ten pieces of
such literature can be supplied throughout
the school year to each student for as
little as fifteen cents. (See LITERATURE,
P. 19.) The "news letter" is a great stimu-
lator of interest.

matters has progressed to the point that it
is now regularly putting out an excellent
informative newspaper and making copies
available to other similar patriotic youth

groups in other parts of the country.

In a California high school students
started a patriotic group that is being copied
in other schools in all sections of the United

States. Their pledge states, L ,

reaffirm my love and loyalty to God and
my country. I promise to do all in my
power to preserve the Constitution of the
United States, to fight for it if necessary,
and to be ever grateful for the freedom it
has given me. I accept the Torch of Liberty,
and pledge to myself the responsibility to
keep its fire of freedom forever alight.
Article 1, Section 3 of their Constitution
states: "The purposes of the organization
shall be:

"To study and learn our American
ideals, culture, and heritage;

"How we may help preserve them, and
to disseminate the knowledge to others;

Select a name for your organization

similar to these, which are in use by high

school groups: ,

,'W nHE LAMPLIGHTERS"

1U "THE PATRIOTISM SOCIETY" %*
"STUDENTS FOR VICTORY" ^ f(jR ^

AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM"

HOW TO DEVELOP INTEREST

One of the first actions that the group
should take is - stimulate interest through-
out the whole student body. This can be
accomplished by arranging for a well-versed
speaker on anti-communism to speak to the
student body. In the event that a speaker
is not available, an informative film expos-
ing communism should be shown to the
student body. Communist Encirclement, The
Crimson Shadow, etc. (See FILMS, P. 17)

Now enough interest has been created
to initiate a productive membership cam-
paign, accompanied with an. adequate
explanation of the purposes and activities
of the organization. If possible, a "member-
ship table" should be placed in the school
cafeteria that same day. Memberships can
be taken during lunch periods. Usually,
club activities will require the collection of
a nominal membership fee.

Beyond this, their stated purposes include,
"WE HOPE TO HAVE SOME INFLU-
ENCE UPON OUR ELDERS AND TO
REMIND THEM OF THEIR OBLIGA-
TIONS AS CITIZENS."

Through the efforts of a letter-
writing campaign, students of a
wide-awake student organization
in Indiana achieved wide publicity
over television and radio.
As one of their projects, they
wrote letters to their senators and
representative, to newspapers and
periodicals, and to the President.
As a result, one of the senators
held a special telecast for the pur-
pose of answering questions raised
in the letters. During this program,
carried on a television hook-up and
aired on 69 stations, the senator
identified the students, had excerpts
from their letters read to him and
answered questions contained
therein. Transcripts of the program
were published in Indiana news-
papers; some carried the story in
headlines.

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Dear

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Your letter of November 1st has been received.

With respect to your inquiry, information contained
in the files of the FBI must be maintained as confidential in accord-
ance with regulations of the Department of Justice and is available
for official use only. In view of the foregoing, I trust you will under-
stand why I am unable to comment as you requested, and it is hoped
you will nojt infer either that we do or do not have data in our files
relating to the Christian Anti -Communism Crusade.

I am enclosing some literature on the general topic of
communism which contains suggestions all of us can use in opposing
this insidious evil.

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Mohr

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Callahan .

Conrad

Evans

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Rosen

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COMM.FBI

Sincerely yours,

<L Edgar Hoover

Enclosures (5)

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Let f s Fight Communism Sanely!

LEB Introduction, 4-61

Internal Security Statement, 4-17-62

Faith in God- -Our Answer To Communism

One Nation's Response to Communism

Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles,
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Dear Sir,

Cj I wonder if you could give me some information about

the Christian Anti -Communism Crusade such as:

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1. Is it legitimate?

2. Would it really help to join it?

3. Is there more a person can do by himself?

I would appreciate any help you can give me.

Sincerely yours ,

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Munster, Indiana

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1200 Cherry Avenue
Nashville, Tennessee 37203

Dear

Your communication of February 26th has been

received.

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In response to your inquiry, I would like to point
out that the FBI is strictly an investigative agency of the Federal
Government and, as such, neither makes evaluations nor draws
conclusions as to the character or integrity of any organization,
publication or individual. In view of this, I am sure you will
understand why I cannot comment concerning the individual and
organization you mentioned.

The confidential nature of our files will preclude
my sending you the type of list you described. I am, however,
enclosing a copy of a list of organizations designated as subversive
by the Department of Justice. You may also want to obtain a copy
of "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications'* which was
prepared by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The
price is seventy cents, and this book can be obtained by writing to
the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office,
Washington, D. C. 20402.

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D SOON AS POSSIBLE
[] NO REPLY NEEDED

Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Washington, D, C\

" _coropiete list of foTjowing j_

1. Communist publications?

2. Communist organizations?

3. Catholic owned publications?
k , (Catholic organizations

exclude the churches and schools? '.

Dear Sir: If you do not answer questionsand information that Ian 1
requesting in this letter, please give me the address of the government
'ill bureau, that can itemize the detailed list needed so much. However, there |

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s name on a book. or at the bottom of a letter or publication, means noli J I
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Mr. Hoover was preparing to leave the city, and he asked me cd §
to thank you for your thoughtfulness in writing. hh o

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While he would like to be of assistance, budgetary
limitations preclude furnishing our literature to you. Mr. Hoover ■*
regrets he cannot be of help in this instance but trusts you will
understand.

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COMM-FBl

Sincerely yours,

Helen W. Gandy
Secretary

Tolson

Belmont _

Mohr

DeLoach .

Casper

Callahan .

Conrad

Felt

Gale

Rosen

Sullivan _
Tavel

NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles. The Christian Anti*
Communism Crusade is directed by Dr. Fred C. Schwarz and we have been
observing a policy of not furnishing our literature to this organization.
Accordingly, the above letter over Miss Gandy T s signature is deemed
appropriate.

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J. Edgar Hoover

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D. C.

3-30-65

Dear Mr. Hoover,

I am a member of the Freedom Crusade (in
association with the^ Christian Anti-Communism^Cr usade) and I
need some of the reprints of your articles ^on Communism, (such
as how to recognize "fronts", "how to fight Communism," etc.)
I would greatly appreciate information on where I could get them
(about 500 or so) Thank you.

Yours Very Truly

1639 Brown St.
Dayton 9, Ohio

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Your letter of August 16th was received
during Mr. Hoover's absence from the city. You may be
certain your communication will be brought to his attention
upon his return. I know he would want me to thank you for
your interest in writing to him.

Sincerely yours,

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August 16, 1965

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover

Federal Bureau of Investigation .

Washington, D. C.

Dear Mr. Hoover,

I have just finished a course at the Christain Crusade
Anti-Communist Youth University in Manitou Springs, Colorado, at
the Summit Hotel. We received literature from you concerning
obscenity. I want to thank you for providing information on this
subject. I would appreciate it if you could send me literature on what
I can do as a teenager to fight communism & obscenity. Also, I would
like to thank you for the picture of yourself which is displayed in the
lobby of the Summit Hotel.

I would like to say that I am behind you and all law
enforcement agencies which are working for law and order in this
country. Since harmony among the people of this country is essential
to fight communism, I will try to have all people I know to have the
right attitude to law enforcement.

Gratefully yours,

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ADDRESS PER ENVELOPE:

2666 JNOrth L6gari AVenue
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80907

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Iii response to your inquiry, information contained
in our files must be maintained as confidential in accordance with
regulations of the Department of Justice. I am sure you will under-
stand the reason for this policy and why I am unable to comment
regarding the organizations you named.

Sincerely yours,

J fl Edgar goover

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NOTE: Bufiles contain no record of correspondent. Dr. Fred C.
Schwartz and his Christian Anti-Communism Crusade are well
known to the Bureau. It is not believed her inquiry concerned;
Mr. Herbert Philbrick, and this is being ignored.

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information so I will know what or who the John Birch society is?
There ^s a public meeting held in the Spokane Coliseum yesterday
by the M Christian -Anti Communism Crusade. M The name sounded
fine to me but some people say they are "John Birchers. M Dr. Fred C.
Schwarz and Mr. Herbert Philbrick were the main speakers. Can you
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Investigation* THIS CHECK IS TO BE CASHED ONLY BY THE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGAffON AND USED BY IT,

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United Nations, spends billions of dollars on foreign aid,
encourages trade with the Communists and continues under
the socialist trend it is taking; I will send my income
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book, "Masters of Deceit. " You may wish to refer to
my latest book, "A Study of Communism, " which contains
an analysis of international communist practices and
contrasts totalitarian methods with life in a free country.

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really is ant i- Communist in principle.

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Your letter of February 10th has been received.

In response to your inquiry, the FBI, being strictly
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evaluations nor draws conclusions as to the character or integrity
of any organization, publication or individual. In addition, infor-
mation contained in our files must be maintained as confidential in
accordance with regulations of the Department of Justice. In view
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vitality and strength,

2. Cotntniirtists stress not only tie reding of Marx,
Engels, mi Unm, tut miin% tkm constantly— on a
inly or weekly .vMnIe-Md never neglecting tfiit
khit even though the tnewker hrnms older, "Com-
rades! Of course it is no easy matter to tale Marx,
Engels, and Lenin . . . as gar models in self-cultivation
and to become their, most faithful and best pupils. It
calls for an iron will and firm determination, '. . . It
calls for a life-long devotion to studying Marxism-
Leninism. . . ,"

Answer; How many Christians read the Bible only
on special occasions? How many 'Christians set aside
a certain amount of time each day or week for reading
religious literature? Do some Christians regard the
Bible as a book only for children; do they think that
as adults they have, outgrown it? Do we view the Bible
as an "antique booA" which has no message to our
modern age? Do we display the same "iron will and
firm determination" to learn the Christian faith as
the Communists do for their ideology?
\ These are key questions, striking at the very heart
of our religious faith and practices.

3. The Communists have no m (or n mere cere-
monial avowal of Marxism or members interested only
in Acquiring a minimum knowledge of ideology. "Every

- one of our Party members should not merely be a
member of minimum qualifications , . , but should
rather seek to make progress and ceaselessly raise his
or her own consciousness and understanding of Marx-
ism-Leninism,"

Answer: Here again serious challenges are posed,
How many church members today are merely members
in name, not knowing or even caring what member-
ship in the church of God really means and entails?
Do some' members object to learning about the tenets
of their faith, and say that a few minimum require-
ments are enough? Has our Christian heritage been

Is our faith in God a growing, creative experience?
Or are we satisfied with lesser visions of inspiration?
The answers to these questions will help chart our. way.

I M all times the Communists stress the relation-
ship between theory mi action, To study the Com
munist "masters" is to ready oneself for revolutionary
action, Communists are not interested in preparing
members to parade their Marxist IQ's or pass academic
examinations. Their knowledge must become a weapon
to turn ljie world upside down for communism. "We
study for the sole purpose of putting into practice what
we have leamt. It is for the Party and tor the victory
of the revolution that we study."

Answer: In Christianity the study of the Bible is a
guide to action-action in building a deeper Christian
experience for the individual, and a better, more whole-
some community, Are we as Christians adapting to
actual practice the teachings of Christ? Are our day-

to-day actions in the secular world determined by our
Christian beliefs? Is the church— the Christian pulpit —
effective today in determining men's actions? Are there
individuals who think the church is a "good" organiza-
tion to have in the community but should not be
taken too seriously in everyday community action?
These are challenges to us today,

5. The Party stresses the development of the
"politically mature" comrade, the Wrvidual on whom
it cm depend to catty wit its mission. The whole pur-
pose of ideological cultivation is to produce the member
who will become a better Communist and work for
the revolution,

Anmt: Christians are also working for a revolution
-a revolution of the spirit, not the sword* Deeply-
committed Christians are needed to carry on the work
of the Church, to uphold the Judaic-Christian fajth,
We may raise the question, are we working tirelessly
enough to create these deeply-committed Christians?
Are we training our members to buckle on the full
armor of God, to commit their full lives to Christ?
Working for Christian goals is a full-time job, not just
a task for Sundays or evening meetings.

THE STRUGGLE IS REAL'

How can we compete against such a powerful and
dynamic ideology as communism? By way of answer
we must say that as Christians and as Americans we
am compete. We can defeat this atheistic enemy by
drawing up our spiritual resources,

Make no mistake about it, the struggle ahead is real.
Hie Communists are determined, rugged, and treach-
erous enemies. The ideology of communism, as we
have seen, generates great power. But the faith of
communism is a perverted faith, giving predominance
to evil, sin, and wrong, It draws its strength from
deceit, chicanery, and hypocrisy, That is its fatal flaw,
the rotten core which spoils the fruit of its branches,

The future, to a large extent, will be determined by
what we as Christians have to say and do. Those who
are ministers of the Gospel can help determine this
fateful decision: shall it be a world of Communist
domination or Christian rededication? Shall it be the
cold world of Communist inhumanity, sterility, and
conformity, where the bodies, minds, and souls of men
become as stone, lifeless in the darkness of atheistic
perversity, or shall it be Christian regeneration, where
the power of the Holy Spirit floods in with joy, love,

No group in America has a more ley responsibility
than the clergy. The answer to communism must be
on a spiritual level. As representatives of a great tradi-
tion, the clergymen of America must light men's souls
with deep enthusiasm for the teachings of Christ, A
God-centered nation, ever humble before the majesty
of the divine Creator, can keep alive freedom, justice,
and .mercy, This is the heritage of America. end

WS, COMMUNIST MENACE:

Red Gods ad Christian Ideals

J. EDGAR HOOVER

First in a Series

M th invitation of Christianity Today, th fam^M Erector of th FBI, J. %r Hoover, spkj
hh mini on \h Communist tJirort to th Christian hmtye, Based on his long experience in dealing mh
suhwsive form, Mr. Hwer here relates for Christianity Today's mk redmhip how the Communist
Pflrty operates <pnst the American religious heritage, He expresses some firm convictions on how church*
nm and churchmen may effectively confront the Red menace in payer, thought, and action. Scheduled
in three successive issw, Mr, Hoover't future themes are "Communist Propaganda and the Christian
Pulpit" mi "Communist Domination or Christian Rededicfltiott," Readers of Mr. Hoover's knelling hooh
Masters of Deceit have found it to k a definitive analysis of the Communist nenm facing the world today,

.he twentieth century has witnessed the intrusion
into its body fabric of a 'highly malignant cancer— a
cancer which threatens to destroy ludaW

civilization. One-fourth of the world's land surface
has been seared and blackened by this cancer, while
one out of every three human beings is caught in its
tentacles. At this very hour, some are wondering
whether we as a free nation can survive the frontal
and underground assaults of this tumorous growth of
communism.

Just 100 years ago communism was a mere scratch
on the face of international affairs, In a dingy London
apartment, a garrulous, haughty, and intolerant atheist,
Karl Marx, callous to the physical sufferings and
poverty of his family, was busy mixing the ideological
acids of this evil philosophy. Originally of interest only
to skid row debaters and wandering minstrels of revo-
lution, Marx's pernicious doctrines were given organi-
zational power by a beady-eyed Russian, V, I. Lenin,
who, with his Bolshevik henchmen, seized state power
for communism in 1917. From that wintry day in St.
Petersburg, communism began to flow in ever greater
torrents. After Lenin came the crafty and cunning
Joseph Stalin and now the ebullient master prevari-
cator, Nikita Khrushchev. Communism is today liter-
ally a violent hurricane, rocking not only the chanceries
of the world but seeking to capture the bodies, minds,
and souls of men and women everywhere.

UNIVERSAL DOMINATION THE GOAL

The full implications of the Communist challenge are
shocking. The ultimate Communist goal— as defined
by Marx, Lenin, and other Communist leaders-is the
ruthless overthrow of our Judaic-Christian heritage and

(Reprinted from "Christianity Today/' issues i

the establishment of a world-wide Communist society.
By its very nature, communism is expansionist and
universalis In fact, the Communists feel that they
can find their true fulfillment only by conquering non-
Communist areas and bringing the whole planet under
their dominion.

This overriding , Communist goal of. universal domi-
nation becomes the key to- Party activities, Feeling
that history has destined communism for ultimate
victory, the Communists believe that-permanent peace
with non-Communists is impossible, that life must be
an inevitable struggle between the two, "It is incon-
ceivable," Lenin proclaimed, "that the Soviet Republic
should continue to exist for a long period side by side
with imperialist states. Ultimately, one or the other
must conquer."

REJECTION OP OBJECTIVE MORALITY

Hence, there arises the ugly manifestation of Com-
munist "ethics -namely, the Communist belief that
morality must be subordinated to the class struggle,
the inevitable conflict between communism and its
opponents. What is moral? Anything which serves
to destroy the enemy and promote communism. Lenin
was most explicit: "Morality is that which serves to
destroy the old exploiting society and to unite all the
toilers around the proletariat, which is creating a new
Communist society."

Communist morality, of course, is rooted in total
rejection of a belief in God and in the values of the
Christian moral code. Supernatural concepts and
divine revelation play no role in communism. "We
repudiate all morality that is taken outside of human,
class concepts," Lenin proclaimed. "We, of course, say
f October 10, and 24, and November 7, 1960)

that we do not believe in God, and that we how
perfectly well that the clergy, the landlords, and the
bourgeoisie spoke in the name of God in order to
pursue their own exploiters' interests,"

This rejection of God gives communism a demonic
aspect-transforming it into a fanatical, Satanic, brutal
phenomenon. Morality is not determined by ethical
standards grounded in an Absolute, but in the expedi-
ent interpertations of the Party-meaning, in actual
practice, the whims and desires of the ruling clique
or Party leader, This leads to the terrifying doctrine
that "the end justifies the means." Proof of the cynical
ruthlessness of such morality is the following descrip-
tion by long-time American revolutionaries:

With him the end justifies the means. Whether his tactics
be legal" and 'moral," or not, does not concern him, so long
as they are effective. He bows that the laws as well as the
current code of morals, are made by his mortal enemies, . . ,
Consequently, he ignores them in so far as he is able and
it suits his purposes, He proposes to develop, regardless of
capitalist conceptions of "legality," 'fairness," "right," etc,
a greater power than his capitalist enemies. . . ,

A SOCIETY WITHOUT GOD

Hence, under communism we see a decisive break
from and thrust against the Judaic-Christian heritage.
Communism is not just another political party, social
organization, or economic philosophy which can be
understood within the framework of our traditional
Western heritage. So to regard communism is radically
to misunderstand its terrific driving power, insidious
persuasion, and terrifying intent. The Communists are
not interested in remodeling or reforming our society,
but in organizing a completely different society— a
society which by denying God hopes to create a new
type of man; Communist Man. St. Paul, the great
Apostle, could say, "If any man be in Christ, he is a
new creature." The Communists would pervert this
profound truth to say: "If any man be in the Com-
munist Party, he is a new creature."

CONFRONTING THE RED CHALLENGE

The question arises: how can a philosophy so anti-God,
anti-religious, anti-human be so provocative and appeal-
ing to some people in our country? Perhaps in this
strategic question we can find some of the challenges
of— and answers to — this demonic way of life.

Lets take a look at some of the Communist chal-
lenges today and see what we as Christians can do
about them.

/. The Communists appeal to man's Uism, ani
ask tk very lest of his life. Communist propaganda
proclaims Marxism-Leninism "the greatest cause in the
history of mankind," worthy of man's highest devotion,
Tie Communist appeal is always to the noblest, the

best, the most admirable in man. "The great vision
and courage of us Communists has never been matched
by that of any'past heroes in the annals of mankind.
In this respect we have every reason to be proud. , . ."
Aw: Have we in America and in the Church
given sufficient emphasis to Christian ideals, and called
for heroic effort in the attainment of great goals? In
particular, have we imbued our young people with the
moral idealism which helps to mold their lives for
Christ? Perhaps we have contented ourselves with
catering to man's mediocrity, rather than attempting
to bring out the noblest and deepest strands of char-
acter. Like Isaiah of Jerusalem, we must ever keep the
awe, the majesty, and the holiness of God before us-
and call men to ever greater efforts in His service. Are
we pressing on toward the high calling in Christ,
toward the goals of a Christian society? The Christian
Church-as history has proved— has the power to cap-
ture men and lead them to divine levels. By exalting
God and His purposes in the lives of men, the Church
can unmask the utter falsity of communism's siren calls.

2. Tk Communists io not k\h tk validity of
tkir cause; tky press ever onward for tkir secularized
Utopia, confident o\ ultimate victory, "We Commu-
nists must possess the greatest -courage and revolu-
tionary determination of mankind. . , . While we
clearly see the difficulties confronting the cause of com-
munism, we are not in the least daunted by them. . . ."

Answer; Are there too many pessimists, waverers,
and people of little faith in the ranks of the Church
today? Is there the enthusiasm among our people to
match this Communist aggressiveness and certainty?
The Church of Christ has a great message to sing,
a great responsibility to fulfill Never must she feel
pessimistic, daunted, or uncertain,

3. Tfe Communists expect from tkir members a
kef sense o\ personal sacrifice ani dedication. "To
sacrifice one's personal interests and even one's life
without the slightest hesitation and even with a feel-
ing of happiness, for the cause of the Party ... is the
highest manifestation of Communist ethics." This is
a sacrifice of the members' time, talents, and person:! i
resources, financial and otherwise. Casual effort is not
a Communist trait.

hnswer: Do we in the church and society really
expect a deep sense of personal sacrifice and dedica-
tion? Do too many individuals come to church exerting
only a "casual effort" and not giving sacrificially of
their time, talents, and personal resources? The Com-
munists have discovered that a demand for the very
best actually brings forth the very best from the indi-
vidual. If the Communists can create such responses
on the basis of a :old, cynical materialism, just think
of the accomplishments which can be wrought by the
power of the Holy Spirit!

of demonic rushing and counter-rushing. Members
are eternally busy making speeches, collecting money,
and passing out handbills, The moment one emergency
is surmounted, another arises, more breath-taking and
earth-shaking than the former, Like ants scurrying
:>n a hot summer day, Party members are winding
fanatical action at all levels of the Party.

This incessant Party activity arises, to a large extent,
because of what the Communists call ideological culti-
vaiion-which means an educational program designed
to immerse the individual in Communist thought for
the purpose of making him a more effective Party
member. Communists speak of ideological cultivation
as a weapon of attack. Actually it is the foundation
stone of Marxism-Leninism,

TRAINING NEW RECRUITS

A recruit joins the Party. Immediately he is sent
to a Party school to learn, among other things, the
ideas, opinions, and prejudices of the Communist
"masters" (Marx, Engels, and Lenin; Stalin is now
"out of date"). Regardless of how busy a member
may be in everyday Party work or how long he's been
in the Party, he must continue to attend indoctrination
schools and do home work. Among Party slogans is
"One night a week for Marxist study, 1 ' .

The idea is to make the member think like tk
Party "masters," to imbue him with the Communist
personality of these men. To the Communists, the
reading, studying, and discussion of Communist
"classics," such as Marx's Capital and Lenin's State
and Revolution, as well as the latest works of the cur-
rent Party leaders, help raise the Communist qualities
of the members; "Strive to become the best pupils of
Marx, Engels and Lenin, , . ." These source books ol
Communist doctrine, in the Party's eyes, give the
members a sense of Communist purpose and direction
and a zeal to push forward to achieve the Party's goals.

Hence, to the Communists, the member must, in the
Party's language, constantly raise his own ideological
level, that is, increase his knowledge of the Party's
doctrines. Gradually, under such an educational pro-
gram, the member becomes an "advanced" or "mature"
Communist able to handle the most difficult of Party
assignments. Such an individual, because of his indoc-
trination, automatically thinks as the Party wants him
to think, subordinates his personal desires to the inter-
ests of the Party, and works only for Communist goals.

Here arises the dynamics of motion in communism
In the Party there is a close relationship between theory
and practice. Ideological training is designed to make
the member a man of action-revolutionary action. The
member is steeled in revolutionary discipline, armed
for battles in the fields of infiltration, agitation, and
propaganda.

At first blush communism may seem almost like an
invincible monster. Admittedly, it can engender tre-
mendous personal effort and zeal, but it has a traftc
(law, a Daw which heralds its eventual destruction.

Communism is anti-God; this is its fatal weakness,
Hence, it is contrary to divine laws which give mean-
ing, validity, and depth to the dignity of human per-
sonality, The world of communism, despite its overt
bustling, energy, and action, is a cold world of sterility,
conformity, and monotony. One is no longer regarded
as a child of God, to bloom from spiritual roots. Rather,
a deadly sameness is enforced, and the individual be-
comes a robot of the state, servile in thought, and
groveling in attitude. The great seedbeds of dissent
are deracinated. Critical thought and independent
judgment are hunted down and destroyed. Freedom
of expression is prohibited, Purges, concentration
camps, and faked trials betray the poisonous hand of
communism which corrupts everything it touches, cre-
ates error, evil, and sin, and transforms love in;o hate,
justice into slavery, and truth into falsehood,

Contrasted to the world of Communist conformity,
we as Christians have the unmatched power nf Christ.
The task for us is spiritual rededication-the creation of
a world of love, justice, and truth. This is the Chris-
tian ethic which is part of our heritage, Ministers have
a vital role in helping to roll back the iron curtain of
communism and making real the world of divine love.

HOW COMMUNISM WORKS

In discussing such a mission, let us see what we can
learn from the Communists by noting the way in which
they inspire their members,

I. Note the Communists' emfhasis on returning to
tk original source oj tkir beliefs to secure inspiration
for tkir memhen, Communists encourage members,
young and old, to study the Party's "classics," To read
such books, they say, is to gain personal guidance and
raise the members' Communist qualities "in every re-
spect to the same level as those' of Marx, Engels,
Lenin. ■ , ."

Answer: Think how much more enriching, reward-
ing, and satisfying are the original sources of Christian
belief than the writings of the bigoted minds of the
Communist "masters," The Bible is the Word of God,
But besides the Bible, the writings pf men of God,
both clerical and lay, over 20 centuries are also guide-
lines to personal action, Do we as Christians take
enough time to read the Bible-and these other affirma-
tions of our faith? Do we quench our spiritual thirst
(symbolized by the troubles, tensions, and anxieties
of' the day) with the truth ground 'in such sources?
Are we digging deep enough in the wells of our faith?
Most truly, the Bible gives inspiration, zeal, and guid-
ance for life. To neglect it, is to reduce our national

is apathy toward and hk of knowledge of communism.
Very strangely, many citizens will be highly conversant
about the diseases of azaleas, the weathering qualities
of automobile paints, the latest ways to play a new
caid game-yet bow nothing about communism, that
deadly plague which threatens to extinguish our way
of life. That is one of the anomalies-and tragedies-
of modern-day America.

Perhaps we can pose several questions.

Have you, as a minister, preached any sermons de-
scribing the frightful challenge which communism
poses for the spiritual heritage of America?

Have you encouraged members of your church to
read about communism and to learn about its evil
nature?

Have you urged the formation of discussion groups
to acquaint men and women with this challenge?

The approach must not be one of fear, but fowl-
edge. Communism is not a monstrosity to be hidden
from sight, never spoken about publicly, or shunted
into a side closet. Communism is not a controversial
subject, best to be left untouched. Communism is not
so overpowering as to throw us into a state of hysterical
fear, anger, or violence. Like an epidemic of polio, the

solution lies not in minimizing the danger or over-
looking the problem— but rapidly, positively, and cou-
rageously finding an anti-polio serum.

THE GREAT CHRISTIAN ANSWER

We in America have this anti-communism serum, the
answer to the Communist challenge, It lies in the
stench of our jukMristm tradition, the fower
of the Holj Spirit working in men, Too frequently,
both clergy and laymen, do not realize the full resources
at their command in the Christian tradition-fJie tre-
mendous power of God to turn men toward good, to
make personalities bloom with the living courage of
sainted men. The job of you as clergymen is to help
channel this divine power into the hearts, minds, and
souls of men, Literally, (lie Gosfel Iras tie fower to
turn the world upside down. That Ui he your
mission.

No greater challenge has ever faced the Christian
Church. Communism has caused the deaths of mil-
lions of people. No enemy in all these 2,000 years has
held such a deadly challenge to the Christian pulpit.
As spokesmen of God, your task is to enable men to
know the truth, so the truth will set them free,

Soviet Rule sr Qmstim Rmeiwl?

J. EDGAR HOOVER

Third and last in a Series

"T X That is past is prologue" was William Shake
V V speare's magnificent summation of man's posi-
tion in the vast stream of history. The time has arrived
for us, as Christians and as Americans, to peer ahead
and see what we as individuals and church members
can do to help make this a better world ill which to
live. Atheistic communism has now been with us as
a state power for almost a half century. Talk as we
will concerning the past, we cannot undo, revise, or
alter the events of the years. "What is past is prologue"
-and we must build for the future.

Today two vast ideological worlds confront each
other, worlds which embody different deities and con-
ceptions of man. Casting our eyes down the avenue
of the next generation, we may pose the issue between
the worlds as Communist domination or Christian re-
dedication. Shall the world fall under the cold hand
of dialectical materialism where every man must con-
form to the atheistic, irrational, and immoral laws of a
way of life which is contrary to the divine Intelligence?
Or shall the answer be a dedication to Christian

moral values, a digging deep of the wells of personal
faith in the bottomless ocean of God's love and the
creation of a society which is in harmony with the
laws of God?

Will it be the cold world of Communist conformity,
or the eager, active, and genuine world of i

Unfortunately today many people, watching the
Communist world in action, have become defeatist,
They see bustling energy, teeming exhilaration, and
powerful personal energies keyed to promoting self-
sacrifice, fanatical zeal, and Party accomplishments,
In deep anguish, they say, "How can we compete
against such a powerful and dynamic ideology?"

The answer to this skepticism (highly unwar-
ranted, as we shall see) lies in understanding the
dynamics of motivation in a Communist society.

Communism has the power to stimulate intense,
fanatical, and sustained effort. If we would peer into
the day-today activities of the Communist Party
(U.S.A.), for example, we would see a vast panorama

I The My stresses the need jor fidelity and loyalty
to the mission of communism ani the necessity of
memkrs to shun all temptions which would distract
them from their assigned task "But if for the sake
of . . . the Party ... he is required to endure insults,
shoulder heavy. burdens, and do work which he is
reluctant to do, he will take up the most difficult and
important work without the slightest hesitation and will
not pass the buck."

Answer: In our society today is there too much
tendency to "pass the buck," to let George do it. Do
we not often start out enthusiastically in civic or church
work, and then let temptations sidetrack us from our
task? Are we embarrassed when we are criticized for
doing Christ's work? Are we ready to shoulder heavy
burdens? Are too many following the easy road of
conformity with secularism and not holding sufficiently
high the banner of Christ?

5. The Communists ftoclaim that working for the
Party hinp internal peace, joy, ani happiness to the
memler, He finds here creative achievement and self-
fulfillment. "He will also be capable of being the most
sincere, most candid, and happiest of men."

Answer: The Christian Gospel tells of the deep joy,
peace, and blessings which come from belief in Christ
as Saviour and Lord, Is the Church doing enough to
overcome the loneliness of contemporary man, his feel-
ings of insecurity and frustration in a world growing
more secular every day? Fear, personal unhappiness,
and uncertainty stalk the streets today. Crime, juvenile
delinquency, and disrespect for law and order are rife.
Are we meeting these challenges in the Christian
spirit, offering with maximum effort the true answer of
the Gospel, telling people that belief in God is the true
way to a peace of mind

PERVERSION Of THE TRUTH

These are some of the challenges of communism today,
and the problems they pose for Christians. Commu-
nists, in fact, attempt to capture the historic values of
Christian civilization, such as love, mercy, and justice,
and after grossly perverting their true meaning, they
actually turn these values against their parent!

With shameless perfidy, the Communists hail them-
selves as the great exponents of love-most truly, one

of mankind's most sublime virtues. Under communism,
it is proclaimed, "there will be no oppressed and
exploited people, ... no darkness, ignorance, back-
wardness. In such a society all human beings will
become unselfish. . , , The spirit of mutual assistance
and mutual love will prevail among mankind/' We
know, in fact, however, that communism means terror,
fear, and slavery. Communism represents a new age
of barbarism, which is repealing the centuries of prog-
ress of Western man toward tolerance, understanding,
and human brotherhood. Communist Man-the prod-
uct of this system-is a brute, ideologically trained,
who unhesitantly conducts purges, runs concentration
camps, butchers the Hungarian Freedom Fighters, He
is immune to the emotions of pity, sorrow, or remorse.
He is truly an alarming monster, human in physical
form, but in practice a cynically godless and immoral
machine.

ROLE OF THE MINISTRY

If communism is to be defeated, the task must rest
largely upon the theologians and the ministers of the
Gospel. Communism is a false secular religion with
pseudo-theological explanations of the great verities
of life, such* as the creation, life on earth, and the
world to come. Communism is an all-encompassing
system with explana tions- though wrong ones— for this
great universe of God. The Party offers answers-
though perverted ones-for the hopes, joys, and fear
of mankind.

In the final analysis, the Communist world view
must be met and defeated by the Christian world view.
The Christian view of God as the Creator, Sustainer,
and Lord of the universe is majestically superior to the
ersatz approach of dialectical materialism concocted by
Marx and Lenin. The task of our clergy today is to
translate this Holy Truth into the daily lives of our
men and women. This truly is their responsibility as

Strong, responsible, and faithful Christians, wearing
the full armor of God, are the best weapons of attack
against communism and the other problems of our day.
"Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteous-
ness." In this way you will be playing a vital role also
in helping defend our cherished way of life.

COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA

ad tk Christian Pwlpt

J. EDGAR HOOVER

Semi in a Series of Thee

The Communists are today spraying the world with
ideological and propaganda missiles designed to
create a deadly radioactive cloud of Marxism-Leninism.
From bases behind the Iron Curtain and in 'the non-
Communist world, this cloud of Communist propa-
ganda is drenching many lands, with a particularly
heavy fall-out in this nation.

The deadliest of these Communist missiles— whose
warheads are exceptionally heavy-are being directed
against the Christian pulpit. Communist gunners, with
special ideological training and schooled in atheistic
perversity, are "sighting in" the clergy-hoping to shat-
ter, immobilize, and confuse this powerful forum of
idealism, morality, and civic virtue. No assignment is
more strategic in the Communist world today than the
disruption of the Church of God-both rnthin and
mtstie the Iron Curtain.

Why does the Church-which has no military forces
-merit the most explosive of Communist rockets, the
most venomous of Communist hate, the most vitupera-
tive of Communist scorn? Because religion, of all facets
of Western civilization, represents the eternal "thorn
in the flesh" of communism, that jagged rock which
is constantly puncturing, exposing, and unmasking
Communist claims, performances, and hopes. The
Communists realize that unless the Christian pulpit—
that mighty fortress of God-is liquidated, pitilessly,
mercilessly, finally, the very existence of communism
itself stands in jeopardy. The spiritual firepower of the
Christian Church-based on the love of God-is suf-
ficient to destroy all the Soviet man-made missiles and
rockets and extirpate this twentieth century aberration.

And the Communists know it— and fear it.

THE RELIANCE ON ATHEISM

To understand the Communist attack against the
Christian pulpit, we must, so to speak, transplant our-
selves into the control room of Party strategy, let's see
the Communist high command at work as it executes
Its attack against the Church. Let's note its mode
of approach, its variable tactics, and ultimate goal.
The basic Communist weapon is the materialism

of the Communist dialectic. Communism is atheistic,
utterly denying God, This has been a fundamental
premise of communism since the days of Marx and
remains so today under the mendacious huckstering of
Nikita Khrushchev. "It is not religion that creates man,
but man who creates religion. ... It is the opium of
the people" (Karl Marx). "Religion is a kind of spir-
itual gin . . ." (V. I. Lenin), Tn my outlook on life
there is no place for religion" (William Z. Foster,
Chairman Emeritus of the Communist Party, U.S.A.).
"We remain the Atheists that- we have always been"
(Khrushchev).

Just why, we may ask, does the Party rely so greatly
on these missiles of atheism? Just why do other phases
of Communist strategy alter, but never the dependence
on this weapon?

The answer is simple and fundamental to any prog-
ress which communism hopes to achieve. Atheism is
an all-out weapon of highly destructive and devastating
power. If properly launched, atheistic missiles can
mangle, cut, and obliterate the spiritual tendons of life
-belief in God, faith in Judaic-Christian values, love
of the Church. The very existence of Communist
Man-that fanatical atheist imbued with the ethics of
expediency-is proof of the paralyzing power of atheism
in destroying the taproots of spiritual strength which
flow into the individual personality in a Christian civi-
lization. Hence, in Communist strategy, these missiles
of atheism arc the ultimate weapons, the essential
ideological artillery designed not to damage partially
but to destroy ruthlessly.

However, as we watch from the Communist control
room, we note that, in launching these missiles of
atheism toward America, the Communist rocketeers are
experiencing considerable trouble. These mighty mis-
siles are propelled, but then, like meteors, they seem
to burn up as they approach the atmosphere of Amer-
ica, a proud Christian land. In simple langilage, here
is the problem of Party strategists: how can an atheistic
Communist Party operate in the United States where
the vast majority of people believe in God?

To attack directly, with an open appeal for atheism,

is to risk defeat, frustration, and loss of faith. To stand
on the street xomer and proclaim, "We the Com-
munists believe in atheism," will not gain recruits. To
denounce God in op Party appeals will cause open
resentment and hostility. What is to be done?

A STRATEGY OF DECEIT

The Communist answer: emfloj a straiejy of deceit
-a technique designed to hoodwink non-Communists.
This is today one of the Party's most potent attacks
against the Christian pulpit.
The strategy means primarily three things:

1. A false claim tk the Communists stand for tol-
erance of religiow. The Party's tactic in the Christian
world is to de-emphasize the importance of religion,
to talk and write little about it, and emphasize other
topics, such as social, economic, and political issues. A
leader of the Communist Party, U.S.A., recently com-
mented: "We know there is no God or Supreme Being,
but we can't go out and tell this to church people."
"We do not declare and must not declare in our pro-
gramme that we are 'Atheists'. . . ." (Lenin), If ques-
tions are asked, Communists pose as being "tolerant,"
and say that religion is a "private matter" for the indi-
vidual. "The people's state holds that the question -of
religious belief is a private matter; belief or nonbelief
in religion relates to the personal freedom of an indi-
vidual."

Actually, however, religion is not a private affair lor
the Communist. "Religion is an ideological foe of com-
munism,' and the reconciliation of the two is imp
sible." As a Marxist, he must be an atheist. He has
absolutely no personal choice. "Personal freedom of
an individual" is a deceptive Party shibboleth. Any
non-Communist believing this double talk is being
trapped-and "softened up" for the next tactic in (his
strategy of deceit,

2. To achieve a mutuality of agreement with the
Christian pilfit on "common issues" {as defined hj the
Gwmntimsfs). This tactic is being actively pursued
by the Communist Party, U.S.A., today. "Look," the
Communists are saying, "we arc tolerant of religion,
we do not want to attack your faith. Rather, let's work
together on issues in which we are both in
peace, civil liberties, economic justice. We Commu-
nists are believers in love, justice, and the brotherhood
of man, We too want a world of pee and good will.
Let's not light but work together."

Here is the deadly "come along" of communism,
directed today at the Christian pulpit. This enables
the Party to move close to unsuspecting ministers and
laymen who see only the exterior verbiage and not the
concealed clanger. How does the Party work here? In
many ways: encouraging churchmen to endorse, sup-
port; and even participate in Communist front praps;

to sign Communist-sponsored petitions; to neutralize
clerical opposition to communism (if a minister can
be influenced to even keep silent about the dangers
of communism, the Party has gained).

At the same time the Party, through infiltration
tactics, is attempting to reach inside the churches, In
one instance, a Communist official instructed Party
members to join churches and become active in their
organizations. Another member was working in the
church office, while still another Party official helped ■
conduct the financial affairs of his parish. Most im-
portant, of course, is the youth Held. A national Party
leader recently commented that Communist youth
must find "common ground" with church youth
groups, "not only for ideological reasons hut also for
the use of their facilities!"

3. hfloii the chwch for their am Communist
aik This "brothcrliness" of Communists is most pur-
posive: the Communists want to hitch as much of the
influence of the Christian church as they can capture
to the Party's cause. This means that if clergymen or
laymen participate (knowingly or unknowingly) in
fronts, sign Communist-sponsored petitions, speak
favorably ol Communist objecrives— these points must
be exploited to strengthen the Party's position. To a
prospective "customer," a communist canvasser will
say, "The Rev. X has signed this petition, why don't
you sign too?" "The Rev. Y has endorsed this organi-
zation. You know him. Why don't you help us and
contribute some money?" "The Rev. Z has spoken
favorably of this proposal. This shows that it's in the
spirit of the Church."

To the Communists, any support gained from church
circles enables them to break down the moral antipathy
of the community and gives them a desperately desired
"respectability."

Hence, this strategy of Communist deceit, is aimed
to unlerwtie, koiwnk, and exfloit the Christian
pulpit.

A WAR FOR THE MINDS OF MEN

Now, we may ask, what is the answer to this ideologi-
cal attack? What can the clergy of America do to
uerestcd- defeat this Communist strategy?

First, we must make this assertion. The Christian
pulpit is today one of America's most formidable bar-
riers against communism. The spiritual dedication of
thousands of clergymen, in large and small churches
across the nation, is a perful antidote to the danger.
America owes a great debt of gratitude to the stalwart
example of our religious leadership.

Yet the Communist attack. toward4e Church com
tinues. What can you, as clergymen, do to help blunt
this tactic?

In our nation one of communism's most potent allies

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Dear Fellow American:

May we earnestly ask your assistance in a
project of vital importance?

One of the foremost international authorities
on the philosoph^p f Communism, Dr. "Fred C. Schwarz
President of the Christian A nt i- Communism Crusa_d„e /
is coming to Virgilli^~B*HXClr""to "conducT~a^lion-par
san, non-sectarian, Ant i- Communism rally at the
Alan B. Shepard Dome on the night of September
2, 1966 at 8:00 P. M.

Accompanying Dr. Schwarz will be the well
known Herbert A. Philbrick, former counter-spy
for the F. B. I., and Janet Greene, a delightfu
patriotic vocalist.

Dr. Schwarz requests that an independent
local committee be formed to sponsor this rally
that is designed to give knowledge concerning
the many facets of Communism, its theory, tech-
niques, strategy, and objectives. Hatred or fear
of Communism is not enough; it mu«* be understood
if it is to be defeated.

The chief purpose of the committee is to
secure support from local individuals to help
with the cost of advertising and with other local
promotional efforts. Some radio and television
time has already been obtained. As a member of
the Committee you will also be asked to help in
advertising the rally through personal contacts.

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At this time we are seeking interested citizens who will
be sponsors of this rally. A partial list of those already
committed are listed on this letterhead. Will you aid us in
this great cause by securing the support of your friends and
by allowing us to use your name as a member of the Committee?
If so, please fill out the enclosed form and mail it to The
Schwarz-Philbrick Rally Committee, P. 0. Box 3021, Virginia
Beach, Virginia. Your affirmative response is urgently
solicited.

On July 28, 1966 a Sponsors Meeting is scheduled for
8:00 P. M. at Princess Anne High School, 4400 Virginia Beach
Boulevard. You are invited to attend and encouraged to bring
your friends. Progress reports and plans of the Committee
will be presented and promotional literature will be
available.

The enclosed brochure will give you some idea of the
background of the eminent Dr. Schwarz and will help you in
your endeavors to promote this rally. Any contributions
are welcome, including gifts of postage stamps to help witJsT
our mailings. All checks should be made payable to The r^
Christian Anti- Communism Crusade and are tax deductible.

May we hear from you at your earliest possible con-
venience. You may call any of the numbers listed below
ipr further information and for suggestions.

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INTRODUCING

Fred C. Schwarz, M.D., now the has been credited with smashing the Red defense
president of the Christian Anti- in that trial. Reported in Time Magazine: "Phil-,
Communism Crusade, became involv- brick postponed his own life, liberty and pursuit
ed in the conflict with Communism of happiness, to get to the bottom of the great!
while a student at the University communist conspiracy in the U.S." and J. Edgar

Hoover said: "Philbrick has performed an out-
standing patriotic duty,"

of Queensland, in Australia, in
1940, because its atheistic na-
ture conflicted with his Chris-
tian faith.

During visits to the United States
in 1950 and 1952, Dr. Schwarz be-
came convinced that no matter how
successful he might be in alerting the people of
Australia, it was here - in the United States -
that the issue of victory or defeat would be de-
cided.

He wrote the book, "I Led Three Lives'* which
McGraw-Hill published in 1950. The story of the\
nine fantastic years was produced in television
form by the Ziv Television Company.

Por his continuing efforts against the enemies of
freedom, Mr. Philbrick has received 62 awards
from churches, veterans, civic and governmental
bodies.

He is the author of many pamphlets and the book Herbert Philbrick is still leading at least th;

"You Can Trust the Communists - to be Communists"
which has been translated into six foreign lan-
guages and has sold over one million copies. His
interview with the House Committee on Un-American
Activities, in the United States Congress, on May
29, 1957, testifying on the "Communist Mind", has
received unprecedented acceptance.

Dr. Schwarz has addressed students on over 500
college campuses. Of his work, an Omaha World-
Herald editorial stated, "Dr. Schwarz does not
fight Communists as individuals or collectively.
He fights Communism as an idea. He shows how it
causes Communists to think and act as they do."

lives, as writer, lecturer, and business man.
is a member of the National Board of Advisors for
Young Americans for Preedom and a member of the
Board of Trustees of the American Institute.

Prior to 1964, Janet Greene had
been the leading TV star of Co-
lumbus, Ohio where her early
morning program, Cinderella, de-
lighted the hearts of the chil-
dren. In competition with Cap-
tain Kangaroo and the Today show,
her program, Cinderella, had the
highest rating. Janet is a viva-
cious and beautiful young lady of
remarkable musical talent*

In 1940- Herbert A. Philbrick help-
ed form a youth organization, "The
Cambridge Youth Council. " He soon Conscious of the magnitude of the

discovered that the group was Communist danger, at considerable personal finan-

communist-dominated. He took this cial sacrifice, she surrendered her TV program to

Information to the PBI. The Bu- become music director of the Christian Anti-Com-

reau suggested that he remain ac- munism Crusade. She has the complete support of

tive and report his findings to her husband, Dave, and their charming daughters,

the PBI. Marilyn and Joan.

Prom his initial Red "Pront" ac- Janet's voice and guitar blend to produce satiri-

tivity, Philbrick went into the cal folk-type tunes attacking Communism, beatnik

Young Communist League and after demonstrators and the Castro regime in Cuba. She

that into the Communist Party itself. refuses to follow the protest path of current

^.^ , , „ . „ prominence which abounds in attacks against Amer-

Philbrick was one of sixteen "comrades" carefully lean policy in Vietnam,
selected for secret education in Soviet methods

of violence and preparations for the revolution- Janet's belief in the distaff role in the fight

ary overthrow of this nation. against Communism is evidenced in this quote from

, „ AJ ,„ L . the St. Louis Globe-Democrat: "I really believe

In 1949 - when Philbrick was 33 - eleven top- that women can do so much. They have to get into

ranking leaders of the Communist Party were this battle, too. Men must earn a living, but

brought to trial for violation of the Smith Act, women have the time to study what Communism is

His surprise testimony as a government witness and do something about it."

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COMMUN I SM ADVANCES IN THE U.S .. A_,

While American commitment in the struggle against the external communist enemy has been increas-
ing ,_th$JwPmmunists within the United States have been making spectacular progress. In various
guises they are becoming more influential in many movements that operate under the names of "Civil
Rights" and "Peace. " They are ecstatic because of decisions of the Supreme Court that have granted
them freedom N of action. They are proposing to run national conventions and candidates for political
office throughout the United States. They are exploiting the racial situation and American revulsion
against war with considerable skill.

An index of the increasing respectability of American Communists is provided by the case of Bettina
Aptheker Kurzweil at the University of California. Bettina is the daughter of Herbert Aptheker,
leading theoretician of the American Communist Party. Herbert Aptheker has repeatedly referred to
the racial rioting in the Watts area of Los Angeles, that took 34 lives and destroyed hundreds of
buildings, as glorious.' Bettina has been active in radical causes on the campus of the University of
California particularly the so-called "Free Speech Movement." She emerged as head of the "Free
Student Union," the ultimate campus organization created by this movement.

As an outcome of the free speech agitation, it was decided to form a committee of representatives of
the University administration, faculty, and students to devise rules for student conduct. As part of
her campaign for election as student representative, Bettina announced that she had been a member
of the Communist Party for over three years. Immediately following this, she was elected by the
general student body as their representative. Two or three years ago this would have been incon-
ceivable.

The war with communism is a unique war. The front is everywhere. While the American servicemen
are courageously facing the enemy and enduring inhuman hardships on foreign battlefields, the troops
of the communist enemy are stabbing them in the back on the home front. This situation cannot be
tolerated indefinitely.

We must avoid both the euphoria of undue optimism and the despair of needless pessimism. Both are
destructive of productive effort. Complacency regards work and sacrifice as unnecessary while
despair regards them as futile. It is easy to swing from one extreme to the other. Some who denied
the existence of a serious threat only a few years ago are now bemoaning that it is already too late.

Since human nature is weak and sinful, there are always problems where people live together.
The presence of evil is the price of freedom. Freedom depends on choice. There can be no choice
to do good unless it is accompanied by the ability to do evil.

God values human liberty so highly that He allows evil. Unregenerate human nature will be moti-
vated by greed, lust, and prejudice. The social consequences are clear.

The communists are right when they say that the nature of man is at the heart of the problems of
society. They are wrong when they say the nature of man is the product of economic environmental
forces and that man can be regenerated by an enforced environmental change. God can regenerate
man through Christ.

Communism is not the source of all the ills of society. Many ills existed long before communism
was born and will continue if and when communism is defeated. The problem is that communism
utilizes and compounds these ills and stops the forces of genuine improvement.

If communism disappeared tomorrow, great problems would remain; if communism prevails, all prob-
lems will be solved even as death solves all problems of human illness.

Fred Schwarz

President

Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

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Ijles, I wold like to actively help in tie promotion of this Rally.

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With respect to your inquiry, information contained
in the files of the FBI must be maintained as confidential in accord-
ance with regulations of the Department of Justice. I trust you will
understand the necessary reasons for this policy.

In addition, this Bureau does not maintain a list of
organizations such as you desire for public distribution. You can
secure a copy of "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publica-
tions, " prepared and released by the House Committee on Un-
American Activities for seventy cents from the Superintendent of
Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402.

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Office of Public Relations
Federal Bereau of Investigation
Washington, 3D. C .

Dear Sir:

WSBR, our campus radio has planned to broadcast a
lecture series entitled, "What is Communism?", distributed
by the Christian Anti Communism Crusade, P.O. Box 890,
12i|. East First Street, Long Beach, Calif. We would like
to find out more about this organization before we air
the series. If you have any information regarding this
matter and can pass it along to us we would be most happy
to receive it.

Also for our records we would like an up-to-date
copy of the subversive organizations list reported by the
House Committee on Unamerican Activities.

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In response to your inquiry, this Bureau is strictly
an investigative agency of the Federal Government and, as such,
neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as to the char-
acter or Integrity of any organisation, publication or individual.
Therefore, I am sure you will understand why I cannot furnish the
information you desire.

I am enclosing some material which contains sug*
gestions all of us can use in the fight against communism* You
may also want to read my books, "Masters of Deceit" and "A
Study of Communism. " They were written to help readers gain
an insight into the true nature of communist activities, both in
this country and abroad. They may be available at your local

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Sincerely yours,

J. Edgar HooVSfi

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Director's testimony on CP, USA, before House Subcommittee on

Appropriations (Feb. 10, 1966)
Communism and The Knowledge to, Combat It!
Let's Fight Communism Sanely?

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Dear Sir:

Could you please, tell me, whether th e Christian
Anti^Co^ is a legitimate organization. Also,

"please direct, me, to any other anti-communist literature or
books that are worthwhile. Thanking you in advance I am,

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Dear

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sponse to your inquiry, this Bureau is strictly an investigative
agency of the Federal Government and, as such, neither makes
evaluations nor draws conclusions as to the character or integrity
of any organization, publication or individual. Therefore, X am
sure you will understand why I cannot comment as you desire con-
cerning the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade.

Sincerely yours,

J, Edgar Hoover

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J. Edgar Hoover, Director
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Dear Sir:

O I am very interested in the organization known as
the Christian An ti -C ommunism Crusade which is headed
by Dr. Fred SoYmavzT • From all appearances, it looks
like a fine and serious organization* However, before
getting involved in any of its activities, I would
like to know your opinion of it. I trust that your
word will be based upon years of experience in such
matters.

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give me. I remain

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|a former member of the pro-Chinese communist Progressive Labor
Party, who renounced his' affiliation with this* organization
and later wrote a book entitled "The New Left."

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professional anticommunist diatribe sponsored by this
organization which is primarily designed to raise money for
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Dear

Your letter and its enclosures were received on

July 17th.

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strictly an investigative agency of the Federal Government and,
as such, neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as
to the character or integrity of any organization, publication
or individual. Therefore, I am sure you wil^^iderstand why I
cannot comment as you desire concerning thechristian Anti-
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I ! m just an average American guy who on one
night some time ago was waching a Television program on chanel
36 Chicago 111.

Well there was this fella by the name of Mr. Fred
Schwarz who was giving a lecture on Communism he also had as
a guest speaker Mr. Herb Philbrick of whom the T. V. Series
of some time ago was written about M I lead 3 lives".

Well sir, being a good American as I am, I
thought I f d hear them out and see what they may have that would
enlighten me some on the Communist Influnance in this country.
The talk that they gave I thought was tremendous, as a matter of
fact I even sent $5. 00 for a tape of the show that they had offered.
The Name of the orginization is the M Christian Anti- Communism
Crusade" 124 E. First St. Long Beach, California 90801.

Since that time I'd been meaning to write you people
about this outfit as there are a lot of Communist Orginizations wich
go under funey names.

This is my question. Is this or are theas people a
frount for the Communist party? I would apreciate a reply to this
letter, as since the tape came I f ve been getting a lot of Anti- Communist
litature in the mail. And I T d hate to think that if this is a frount,
that I'm on the Communist mailing list. There have also been pleas
for donations of which I havent replied to till I find out what type of
an orginazition this is.

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Washington D. C. School, July 3-7, Mayflower Hotel

or
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I will attend each session. Yes ( ) No ( ) (Scholarship recipients are expected to V.

attend every session) ^

Successful applicants will receive $55 for the Washington D. C. School and $45 for the ^

Midwest School. Tuition is free. V^

The scholarship will be paid on the morning of the Friday on which the school ends. (JN

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SCHOLARSHIP APPROVED:

CIASSIFI CATION: Tuition Accommodation & Travel Allowance $

THE FACULTY AT THE SCHOOLS OF ANT I- COMMUNISM INCLUDE:

JAMES DAVID ATKINSON, Ph.D. : Associate Professor of Government at Georgetown
University and Research Associate in the Georgetown Center for Strategic Studies.

DR. -J» D. BALES: Professor of Bible at Harding College, Searcy, Arkansas.' Author
and lifetime student of communism.

SHELTON BLYTHE: Author of the study-group workbook.

REV. JAMES COLBERT: Vice President and Director of Missions of the Christian Anti-
Communism Crusade. .,-:-, -,,-,,

DR. JOHN DRAKEFORD: Professor of Psychology arid .Counseling at Southwestern Bap-
tist Seminary. " ' ,..-....< ; . *

RAYMOND ALCIDE JOSEPH: Born in the Dominican Republic, lived in Haiti, student '
of communism in Latin America. \

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DR. CHARLES WESLEY LOWRY: Author of\the book "Communism and Christ." Founder
and Director of the "Foundation : f 6 r^Reiigipus^Actibn.in the Social and Civil Order. "

PHILIP ABBOT LUCE: Recruited to the "New ^Left" during his student years, led an
illegal tour of Cuba, now exposes the forces operating in the "New Left."

SERAFIN G. MENOCAL: . .Former. manager 'of the Cuban Electrical Company, eyewitness

of the communist conquest -of .Cuba/ superb- analyst of the methods Castro used.

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DR. ROBERT MORRIS: President of the University of DelPlano, former senior counsel
for the Senate Internal Security Sub- Committee.

HERBERT PHILBRICK;- Former j .Counterspy for the FBI within the Communist Party,. .
author of the book and television series "J. Led, Three Lives, "

SERAFIN RAMAU1DI: Former Senior Field Representative of the AFL-CIO
in Latin America,

DR. FRED SCHWARZ: President of the Christian Anti- Communism Crusade, analyst
of communist theory and practice. »■;'-■*-'*

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DR # JOOST SLUIS: Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of
California, Vice President of the Christian Anti- Communism Crusade, recently visited
Vietnam and Thailand.

REV. RICHARD WURMBRAND: Christian Minister, tortured in the communist prisons
in Rumania for many years.

.. COMMUNISM AND NATIONAL PATRIOTISM

Recently Governor George Romney of Michigan was reported as stressing the difference
between the National liberation Front or Vietcong, and the North Vietnamese Regime
or Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV), He stated that the majority of the National
liberation Front were national patriots and not communists. From this he reached
the conclusion that there is a potential conflict of interest between the Vietcong in South
Vietnam and the North Vietnamese regime under Ho Chi Minh, Our policy should seek, .
therefore, to exploit this difference and to drive a wedge between the Vietcong and the
North Vietnam regime,

It is possible to draw false conclusions from true premises, It is true that the major-
ity of the National Liberation Front are national patriots and not communists, The
communists are a minority among the rank and file and possibly among the leadership,
It does not follow that this communist minority does not control the significant attitudes
and policies of the Vietcong, The communists are also a minority in North Vietnam,

Communism claims to be a science, and the communists have developed "scientific"
methods by which small minorities control obedient majorities indefinitely,

The communists openly state this in their literature, The April edition of the "World
Marxist Review" contains an article on the "Revolution in Colombia, " The "World
Marxist Review" is the monthly journal of the Communist Parties of the world led by
the Soviet Union. Here,are some quotations:

"Early in 1965 a new guerrilla movement sprang up- the Army of National Liberation
led by student youth, The next phase of the struggle was ushered in with the establish-
ment of the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) in 1966. " Page 64

"The united military- political leadership of FARC follows the line of the Communist

Party as set forth in the decisions of its central bodies The leading positions in

the headquarters of FARC are held by such tried and tested fighters as Manuel Maru-
landa Velez, Giro Trujillo, Jacobo Arenas and Isauro Yosa, all members of the Central

Committee of our Party It can be said that the revolutionary armed struggle in our

country is largely the .'result of the work done by the communists, " Page 66

The national patriots of both Colombia and Vietnam are the tools the communists use
for the immediate goal of national conquest and the ultimate goal of world conquest,

The Colombian Communists acknowledge their goal quite openly, They state, "Pro-
ceeding from the strategic aim of the Communist Party--the conquest of power--the
conference charted the perspectives of the guerrilla movement, which is destined to
become the core of a people's army, the principal instrument for achieving this
strategic aim."

ENROLL IN A SUMMER SCHOOL OF ANTI- COMMUNISM

Christian hti-Commim Crumie

P.O. BOX 890

124 E. FIRST ST, ^ (^L ^
LONG BEACH, CALIF, 90801 \A j

HEmlock 1-0941 ^^^

June 1, 1967

Dear Friend:

My little granddaughter, Katherine Gae, has just
celebrated her first birthday, She has taken her
first tottering steps on sturdy legs, She has eight
teeth and wispy blond hair. Both laughter and
tears come easily, and she is the heart's delight
of both her parents and grandparents,

What future will we provide for her and millions
like her? They are the children,the grandchildren,
the nieces and nephews who add continuity and
meaning to our mortal existence,

All around the world the hounds of war are baying. ,

The slaughter constantly increases in Vietnam with no end in sight, The Middle East may.
burst into flames momentarily as the hostile armies of Egypt and Syria confront those of
Israel and the warships of Nasser block Israel's access to the Red Sea. like an evil ■
genie,' the Soviet Union hovers over all •; : ;■

The cities of America gird themselves for a "long hot summer" in which riotous racial - >"
mobs roam the streets burning and looting to the cry of "Black Power" and "Burn! Baby!

Burn,"

Svetlana Stalin, favorite daughter of the late monstrous Soviet Dictator, begins her new
life in the United States where she may drink the champagne of freedom and openly wor- ■
ship her God, Her flight reveals the secret aspirations of millions behind the Iron Curtain'
whose yearnings reach out to America which is to them truly the "Land of Hope and Glory, '

Can we preserve this country and create a world of increasing freedom for Katherine Gae
and your children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews? The answer resides in the char-
acter, knowledge and wisdom of the youth who are being prepared to take over this land,
Their eyes are alert and their hands are strong, but they need and seek guidance on how
they should channel their energies in this perplexing period,

Given the correct guidance, their response is immediate and inspiring, Please read tfye, *'■■
remarkable letters which follow, They inspired me immeasurably, and surely such . ;",'
students deserve the best we. can give them,

The time is short! The schools are as follows:

Washington, D, C. School, July 3-7, Mayflower Hotel,

Midwest School, Detroit, Michigan, July 17-21, Sheraton Cadillac Hotel,

I thank those of you who have already given, and I plead with you who have not yet sent ' "■ •
your contribution to do so immediately and to make it truly "sacrificial," ■ ."■/"

With Christian love,

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Your letter of October 11th has been received.

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In response to your inquiry, this Bureau is
strictly an investigative agency of the Federal Government and,
as such, neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as to
the character or integrity of any organization, publication or
individual. Therefore, I am sure you will understand why I
cannot comment as you desire concerning the Christian Anti-
Communism Crusade,

re Sincerely yours,

J, Edgar Hoover

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civil rights investigation in June, 1967. There is no record of prior

correspondence with him and he is not otherwise identifiable in Bufiles,
The^Christian Anti-Commumsm Crusade is well known to the Bureau, and

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October 11, 1967

The Honorable J. Edgar Hoover

Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D. C.

Re; Christian Anti-Communist
Crusade

Dear Mr. Hoover:

I have had occasion to encounter an organization known as
the Christian Anti-Communist Crusade. I would appreciate very
much receiving information from you or your organization as to
the background, history and political philosophy of this organi-
zation, if such information is available to you.

Since it is not unusual for Communists to set up organi-
zations themselves which on their face appear to be Non-Commu-
nist, I would be particularly appreciative if it could be deter-
mined whether or not this organization is infiltrated or in any
way connected with the Communist movement, itself. Any infor-
mation which you can' give me in this regard will be gratefully
appreciated.

Yours vfrpy truly,

EEB,Jr./ec

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Dear

Your letter, with enclosures, was received on
February 19th.

In response to your inquiry, this Bureau is strictly
an investigative agency of the Federal Government and, as such,
neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as to the char-
acter or integrity of any organization, publication or individual.
I hope you will not infer either that we do or do not have material
in our files relating to the matters you mentioned.

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Mr. J. Edgar Hoover
The FBI

Washington D.C.

Sir:

I am a proud American citizen (one who still thrills
at the playing of the Star Spangled Banne r and whose spine tingles
at the passing of the flag'; and I am concerned over the complicated
and involved problems that confront our nation and its well being.

I try to understand by reading and listening both
sides of the question.

This communication, Christian C ommunicatio n
C rusade comes to my mail box unsolicited and when I read it and
then read such press reports as the enclosed clipping one becomes
a little puzzling since I do not know the reliability of either bit of
information. I would rather believe the latter.

Since some of my friends also receive and read the
letter and become much alarmed in the reading, I wonder if an
ordinary teacher would have the right to ask and receive an answer
from the FBI concerning the reliability given out in the letter and
the sincerity of those who put it out?

This is my question:

f Is the CAC a patriotic and reliable organization? Qu

/rf^ is it a TT front M is to alarm and confuse? Is its information accurate?

{How can I (as one lowly citizen) answer those person who reads its
contents and become unduly alarmed (that is if they try to discuss
~S&^\ fff^^ the su bject with me?)

Very truly yours be

Thank you very kindly for an answer.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBi 14/ 1968

Not A Conspiracy

By GAYLORD SHAW

Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - The
President's Commission on Civil
Disorders is reportedly moving
toward the conclusion that last
summer's urban riots were
spontaneous— not the result of a
conspiracy.

Unless new evidence is
unearthed within the next few
weeks, commission sources said

SNCLOStmB

that will be a major point in the
panel's final report, now. being
written for release about March
1. Another section will make ur-
gent ^recommendations on steps
to prevent disorders.

"In each case we found agita-
tion before, during and after the
riots, but not any planned- con-
spiracy/' one official said. "As
far as we can tell, all broke out
spontaneously.

"That part of our investiga-
tion is proceeding right up to
the last moment."

Thus far, the commission's
findings correspond with testi-
mony it received last August
from FBI Director J. Edgar
Hoover. In the six months since
then, some of the commission's
top aides have devoted much of
their time to searching for evi-
dence that the riots were
planned.

One investigator reported he
encountered, in quiet visits to
several urban areas, individual
agitators "who like to claim
credit for disturbances they had
in their cities. But they really
can't"

The 11-member panel was ap-
pointed by President Johnson
last July 29 to investigate the
causes of riots that scarred De-
troit, Newark and other cities
and to recommend preventative
action.

The* first two sections of the
report— what happened and why
—are virtually complete,
sources said, and members
'are down to the nitty-gritty,
the real tough decisions" on the
third segment— prevention.

Recommendations will cover
employment, housing, education
and welfare programs, one offi-
cial said, plus proposed steps to

improve police-community rela-,
tions. * ■'.:•

Katherine Graham Peden,
former Kentucky commerce
commissioner and the panel's
only woman member, said in a
telephone interview that "I was
shocked at the inequality of edu-
cation" in urban slums.

In Watts, she said, the "poor
quality of education is rthe num-
ber one. burning issue" cited by
most mothers she talked with,
"They realize this is the only
way to break out of this trap
they are* in."

Employment and job training
programs also are vital, Mrs.
Peden., said. Slum dwellers
"realize that housing conditions
and living conditions cannot be
improved unless they have gain-
ful jobs . . ? and you've got to
have a better education to get a
better job."

"They become so intertwined
that you can't separate, one
from another,'* she said of the
programs. "All of this has got to
be accomplished." .

Gov. Otto Kerner of Illinois;
commission, chairman^ Jias
predicted the. findings "will be
uncomfortable for the people of
the United States."

Another commission member,
Sen. Fred R. Harris, D-Okla.,
told a reporter, "We all have to
understand that this is' a crisis
and we've got to treat it in this
manner. We can't keep on with
business as usual and hope
these things can be straightened
out."

Support the research, educa-
tion and community service pro-
grams of your Heart Association
through your generous gift to
the 1§68 Heart Fund.

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Christian Anti- Communism Crusade

January 29, 1,968

THE PHILOSOPHER OF RACIAL VIOLENCE
r ■ "Be not deceived: evil communications corrupt good manners." St. Paul

; Dear Friend:

of violence were inspired by him. ■ Where he has led, thousands' have followed* Williams was born
on February 26, 1925, in Monroe, North Carolina. He served in the marines. He returned from the
service in April, 1955, and took over the leadership of the local chapter of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). He immediately proposed that the NAACP drop
its nonviolent approach to civil rights and advocate a program of "self-defense." Because of his
militant stance, he succeeded in enlisting the support of a greater number of poorer Negroes than had
previously been in the Monroe chapter. He armed his militants. In 1959; Williams told a wire^service
reporter, "Negroes must henceforth meet violence with violence; lynching with lynching." This view-
point was in open conflict with the nonviolent and court-oriented philosophy of the NAACP. Williams
was suspended for six months as chairman of the Monroe chapter. He journeyed to Cuba and returned
a confirmed follower of Fidel Castro. * He was involved in the violent United Nations rioting that fol-
lowed, the death of the Congo Marxist, Patrice Lumumba. < •-. -

During a racial demonstration in Monroe on August 27; 1961, Williams and his cohortsshot a police-
man and then kidnapped a white couple for use as "hostajges." When police entered the neighborhood,
he journeyed to Harlem where he was hidden by Negro Communists while the FBI searched for him.
He was smuggled into Canada and thence to Cuba where he received a hero's welcome. He joined the
staff of Radio Havana and broadcast a program three times a week to the United States. This radio
^:v.-s t t; f t/; progrqm f became known,. iasvlRadioKFree^Dixie.V.'uTHe aIsONpublished;ato^ Crusdderv" : v; - ~ L

in 1962. " '

According to the FBI, "Williams has previously been diagnosed as schizophrenic and has advocated
and threatened violence. Williams should be considered armed and extremely dangerous."

Williams left Cuba and traveled to Red China. He now publishes the newsletter "The Crusader" in
Red China and distributes it throughout Canada and the United States. This newsletter carries the im-
print, "printed in China as a personal journal." . The idea of an individual in Red China being free to
print a journal without the permission and cooperation of the Chinese authorities is ridiculous. It js t

obvious that his newsletter has the official approval and support of the Chinese Communists.

Williams has inspired and organized the formation of the "Revolutionary Action Movement" or RAM,
and is listed as "Chairman in exile of the Revolutionary Action Movement and Premier of the Afro-
American Government in Exile" in the official RAM publication "Black America."

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The September-OclbbeV edition of the Crusader newsletter impossibly the most important and frighten-
ing that he has published. He enunciates thes r phiIospphy and techniques for a successful violent bjack
revolution in the United States. The importance of this publication merits extensive quotation:

"In 1964,;whenr first advanced the idea of the potential of a minority revolution in the U.S.A.
among other things, I was, called 'a species of maniac out of touch vvith reality. 1 Again in 1965 when
1 extended my discourse on the potential of a minority revolution, there was very little change in
attitude and response from certain, 'sane 1 quarters. Now in 1967 again I endeavor to project serious
consideration of this highly emotional and controversial question. This time I write with certain know-
ledge and facts derived from Watts, Chicago, Newark, Detroit, Milwaukee and more than 100 other
places." " ' - '"••. ■■■ : .■;.■■ :

Williams advances the thesis that a racial revolution by the minority of Afro-Americans is not only ..
possible, butthat.it can lead to victory. He states: "Once again praise the. question, could r a minor-
ity revolution succeed in racist America? It most certain ly,poul,d.: Theoretically, bow coul,d a minor-
ity segment win if it collectively decided to embark on such a serious course ?",

He also states: "The adamant colonial attitucle of the racist-imperialist American power structure
leaves the Afro-Americans but one of two choices: he must either meekly submit to tyranny and risk
ultimate extermination or invoke the natural law of survival and resort to revolutionary resistance."

Thus Williams contends that a racial revolution is essential for the survival of the Afro-Americans and
that such a resolution can be waged successfully. ;

Williams contends that certain conditions are necessary for.a successful racial rebel lion. . He enumer-
ates the conditions as follows: .

(1) REVOLUTIONARY UNITY:

"Total revolutionary uriity would be required among the youth and a strong revolutionary nationalist
spirit would have to prevail throughout the land. The spirit of self-sacrifice, selfless dedication to the
triumph of a cause greater than any single individual, a feeling of confidence in ultimate victory,
unshakable courage, and identification with the struggling oppressed peoples of the world would be
some of the salient attributes for the success of a minority revolution." r f '

(2)t AFFIIIATION^ITHTHE-WORLDCQMMUNIST^REVOLT;

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He states: "In keeping with the principles of people's war, wherein the great masses of exploited peo-
ples of the world represent the rural masses surrounding the cities (the exploiting industrial countries)
the Afro-American revolutionaries represent a mighty urban underground within the city. Our people
must further develop and master people's warfare."

(3) HIGH QUALITY LEADERSHIP:

He states: "A high quality leadership would have to be developed. It must be wholly committed and
devoted, selfless> devoid of ego, mentally alert, imaginative, fearless servants of the people acting
as an instrument responding to the desires, necessities and aspirations of the revolutionary masses. All
positions of leadership should be provisional on the basis of tried and proven performance in action.
Selection on the basis of prestige is a form of accommodation that is inimical to effective struggle. "

(4) POLITICAL THEORY:

(a) In line with the teachings of Lenin, he claims that revolutionary theory is essential for successful

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revolutionary action. He writes: "Such an effort requires political theory, political guidance, and
a dynamic nationalist spirit, fired and sustained by an endless torrent of propaganda • It is essential
that armed resistance to tyranny be vigorously supported by that indispensable, weapon commonly
called psychological warfare;" 1 : - ■ : h Vi v - ' : ^ .;. '•> ;i V>

(b) The political theory he advocates is a modified Marxism in which the black; people, assume the role
of the oppressed given to the industrial working class in-classical Marxism. He states: "The capitalist
system was predicated on the abuse and dehumanizatibn of .black people. It was. partially designed
and fashioned to glorify white supremacy and to liberate the European from feudalism qt the expense
of colored people." , ;

(c) "American racism is inherent in its economic and social system. This inherent social evil cannot
be drastically rejected without completely altering the political, economic and social structure of the
nation. White supremacy cannot afford to yield its master position without a complete transformation

; of its way of life. This means: that it* must discardits psychic make-up. It must discdrdits white ,,;

"s^ life -to it. ' : Its survival rradhs, 1 in

its warped concept, that the black man must remain in the caste ascribed to him. It is not in the nature
of the oppressor to voluntarily relinquish his stranglehold, on the oppressed. He may resort to deceit.
He may feign, he may relax his pressure in order to gain a more firm control of the situation, but always
his design is the same. He mayshift his tactics. He may engage in a diversionary maneuver, but/his
objective is the same. It is always to perpetuate and to consolidate his power and privilege to oppress.

(d) "In relation to justice for the black man, the U.S. legal system is a white supremacy, instrument
of kangqrooism that sanctifies and dignifies the mayhem and cannibalism of white savagery practiced
against America's. captive black humanity. No sober thinking Black American can fail to see that fas-
cist groups, with both overt and covert support oh the part of the U.S. Government, are gearing for a
vicious campaign against our people."

(e) "It is a great myth to believe that the surplus black man is needed by the big boss to threaten the
fobs of the poor whites. There is also developing a surplus of white workers with which to threaten
whites. As far as necessity is concerned, blacks are not even considered in the picture any more. The
power structure is moving might and main to develop a black bourgeoisie Uncle Tom buffer group to
inhabit the schizoid no-man's-land between America's black and white worlds. This newclass of
nigra zombies is supposed to represent America's show case of democracy and multi-racial affluence.
The power structure is stupid enough to believe that a crash program, aimed at integrating and elevat-
ing a small clique of good responsible^iigras^wi Unserve as a pacifier and sedative that wi I Wu 1 1 the/
ghetto masses to sleep until the program is over and the race problem is solved through intimidation,
token integration and extermination."

(5) METHODS OF WARFARE:

Williams outlines the methods of warfare to be followed by the black masses. He advises a careful
analysis of both the strength and weakness of America. He claims to have discovered a vital flaw in
America which will make it vulnerable to the Negro rebellion. He states:

(a) America's Achilles Heel. "Theoretically,, if the black man in America should elect to pursue the
final course, what would he have to do in order to overturn tyranny? America's strength and weakness
should be carefully analyzed. Strategically speaking, America is a mighty giant with an exposed
Achiljes heel. The key to America's strength is its almost unlimited industrial capacity. Its stagger-
ing production is its life blood. From a military point of view it is also its greatest weakness. The
American society is the most automated society in the world. It has become addicted to machinery.

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It has become enslaved by it. .■.Without, it, it would sppa.wither* anddieJike a green melon whose v . v-'^
vine is severed, from its roots. ',, Massive devastation; of Americq's- industrial centers would reduce it \:;; ■-;■■
to a primitive nation. * 4 -^ '•:■ ,y.\-':'-<„; ', .vxo,

(b);. Black Power.:; "The Afro-American- is in range of the Americari giant's Achilles rheeU American : '
production, communications and the norma "I. function of the affluent society. are exposed to the Afro- ■ '
American's natural revolutionary reaction tp-fyranny and;oppression. A united>well organized^ 'M ,: v-% v
armed and, trained Black Americafis.a .potential iorce to be-reckoned with in its own right. The-niafeh --
andvgaspiihervyould be his most effective weapon, i-The, blackman will have nothing to: lose but his^ v -
chains> while America, has, its very, existence at stake. " ; ;■ ..:•/:• v.-. ^-: : : -.■-:■.■■.••■-<.-/ ;>: ■■;v^ ■■■^

(c) Central CommOhicatiohlond Planning. "A precision type urban guerrilla warfare is the prerequi- ; .'
site for the black man's survival and liberation in racist America. Such; a campaign must be well , r . : . ,
organized and coordinated.; There must be a vast network of communicqtipns and ceptrql. planning.; : \
No matter how primitive, black freedom fighfers;,must establish their own codedand^clqndestined, .;., ^ *
communications system. There must be central planning and a national supreme command. Atrp- ,.;..»
American nsyolutibriary forces must create top-nofch security agency, this agency must be resppn- v
sible for the 1 establishment of an efficient arid extensive intelligence network... It must infiltrate the .- v
armed forces, tfe National Guard, the police, the FBI, "the CIA, pubjic utility services, and all;, v,; .
political groups/ right, center, and left. " ; \ '..:.. .; - :

(d) Legal and. Illegal Groups. Following- the example of Lenin, he'advocates both legal and illegal
groups! He states: "Such a revolutionary organization would require many facets. Armed defense"
guards would have to be formed throughout the land. These groups would be organized within the ,
confines of ihe law. They would function only ds defense units to safeguard life, limb and property
in the ghetto cpmmuriities. " ...'■'.. ... :,

An illegal organization must be formed as well as the legal groups. He writes: "A tightly organized
and highly mobile underground guerrilla force would, have tobe clandestinely organized. .This well
disciplined force would play a more agressive role. It would be well versed in handling explosives t
and deadly: accurate when deployed as snipers. Its mission would be retaliation, to visit, attrition upon . .
the enemy^arid fo pin down arid bring about a dispersal of his concentrated forces. This guerrilla force .
must operate in small bands arid know every inch of thaf part of the city Where it is to operate.

"When operating in. full view of great throngs of people, its members.should cover or mask their faces
to prevent revealing identity. It should handle its weapons with gloves, especially the captured ones,
so as npt to leave incriminating finger-prints on weapons that may later fall into the hands of repressive,
authority. These groups, while sniping and performing other. missions of sabotage, should be extremely,
careful iri ? dvpidihg dedtlrand injury to the friendly black 1 pppuldtibri. Friendly property should be.
diligently protected and safeguarded. The guerrilla forces /must be so organized, coordinated and \ .
equipped as to prevent the power structure from rushing reinforcements to encircle and crush other
defense groups engaged in battle with repressive forces by ambushing, sniping, bombing and sabotaging,
roads.."' .- " '. "'■'*■ ' o '■'/''' ." ' ■■

(e) Fire Teams. 'The most aggressive.and irrepressible arm of the overall organization would beihe fire--:
teams. They would work in complete secrecy and would be totally divorced jn.the organizational sense
from the main bodies of defense and other forces. They would enjoy complete autonomy. The group's
only tangible loyalty to them would be in times of distress. The fire team's mission would be sabotage.
Thousands of these groups would be organized throughout racist America. These teams would consist

of from three, to four persons. They would only know the members of their immediate team. They would
not identify with the civil rights movement and would appear to be apathetic and even Uncle Toms.

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They would often times masquerade as suj^f pdtribts and be more than willing in a deceptive wqy/

to cooperate with the police. There would be<hb of only Emergency ! "

calls and sudden missions;

"The mission , of. these ^thousands of activefire teams would be setting strd teg ic : fires; They cpy,ld\rerider
America's cities and rcountryside impotent/ They could travel from city to city: placing lighted candles '■?
covered by large paf^r bags, allowing enough air at; the bottom to '-allow the flame to bum until it ■
burned to dry leaves and grass, thus devastating the forests. The length of the candle wbuld be deter-
mined by the amount of tfime needed to^clear the scene. At night the bag "would conceal fhd light of :?
the flame. While unsparingly setting the torch to everything that belongs to the'enemy in the cities;
and while concentrating on urban guerrilla warfare, the rural countryside wpu Id not.be, neglepted. \
Aside from the devastating damage tiiat could be visited hupon the-xountryside, such a; mission could
serve a twofold purpose. It would also divert enemy forces from the urban centers. State forces
would be forced to spread the ir ranks arid would ho t be able, to sustain massive troop qpncentrations ;
in a sindf^cornrntf^ milesVof fifes would render some?of . ,. ,.,', ./

the highWays impdssablis to repressive trbopje-enforcisrrients. The rural countryside, covers vast areas.. } n
and would require iexhdustive' manpower, equipment, and [security forces. America cannot.afford to ..-.■.
allow its rich timber resources and crops ta. go up in smoke. The fire teams roving in automobiles =
would find unguarded ruralobjectives even more accessible. A few teams could start miles of fires ..■--:.,,-.
from one city to the other. The psychological impact would be tremendous. By day the billowing
smoke .would be seen: for miles. By night the entire sky would reflect the holocaust and emit a feel- '•/<
ing of .impending doom. ", ■■'■' : ' ; , :• . " - f; • ■

(f) Welfare Corps.. "A welfare corps would : hqve to. be formed. . Persons vyith medical knowledge would ,
be recruited and mobilized to care for the wounded during uprisings when many white hospitals and;, ,
medical centers refuse or half-heartedly treat wounded black casualties. It should raise funds in prepar-
ation for legal defense for those who fall Into the- vicious clutches of the kangaroo white supremacy '
law in the, early stages, .before the legal system is completely paralyzed. " ' v

,(g) Infiltration of the National; Guard. "The fact that the, power structure has called for an integrated
National Ciuqrd that will be specially trained and equipped for counteracting urban guerrilla warfare
will provide black revolutionaries witb-a neverrbefore-opportunity to infiltrate ; the; first line of the
power structure's repressive arm and acquire the latest professional skills in military science and tactics
and the handling of; weapons. This is a golden opportunity fhdf should be seized upon to; the fullest
extent.,": : L ;r s ;,v „■/ \'>;.^; -_ t .:, .^-r ,; 1 ^ •■■'::'■. : ''. [»■""- ->■" .-*■'■■' " >; '^-.— v ' : ' v l \.. : "" '<■*[' :; ' ' ;'*' ''"''' ''' :''

(h) .Mdlbtbv Cocktaijs arid Black Power Bombs. "Mplotpy cpcktqils are very effective weapons in :
urban guerrilla warfare. However, a jumbo size is even .more effective. The jumbo size or 7 the Black-
Power Bomb can be most effectively used against tanks and armoured troop carriers where streets are _
narrow and buildings are ?3 or 4 stories high. The jumbo size of the gasoline bomb can be. made by
using an empty syrup bottle of qne gallon capacity. These, gallon sized glass jugs are usually avails -
able around confectionaries, drug stores; restaurants and warehouses. Each is equipped with a screw- ..
on cap and is fitted with a finger grip or a built-in ring by which to handle the bottle or jug with a
single finger. This type of jug can be filled with almost three^fourths gasoline, about one-fourth
extra heavy motor oil with lubrication grease : added. The screw-on cap should be tightened after which
a tampax, well soaked in gasoline, should be securely taped or wired to the jug. The soaked tampax
or well soaked rag is lit when the individual is ready to heave the Black Power Bomb. The glass jug
or container breaks on impact thus igniting the 'gasoline, oil and grease resulting in a napalm-like
effect. This is highly effective when heaved from a roof top into personnel (troop) carriers. . It can
also be thrown as a satchel charge against tanks and other armoured vehicles."

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O Poison Darts, "It may.be necessary to ^ for specialized

training in the manufacture and xise of ^ the powhouiBqrK but deadly technique

was highly successful when used by the Congolese revolutionaries against Tshombe's butchers. This
could become a highly effective secret weapon in the arsenal of the Black Revolution in racist America.
It could be most potent at night during confrontations with killer cops. These vicious mad dog butchers
^^ould^rieYer^realize-what hit-them. This type of warfare must be waged under top secret conditions."

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&1|£)yU^ a simple method Jo. change the population

^/^'MJaijce^in fhe^Omfe^jrS^aiei'i^ He would open the doors to unlimited colored immigration, thus insuring

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."More and more tteyiro^tHinking element of white America is beginning to concede the fact that the
.* '■;;■ Afro-American^^apabje of a potential that could very well lead to the destruction of racist, imperi-
•^ \qjist Amprica'i^ll^eyer, the question is invariably asked: 'How can such a small minority expect to
,;^ ;^^ a vast nation wherein the oppressors constitute such a great majority? 1 The fact

i%^^ tyrannical ^onspjra.fpr.-lwsyqke.qd^pfier^clia solution to this problem through

lA;4t^ The plundering white head-hunter first appeared In the Indian's America as a very

smallmihority. Once he broke '"the resistance of the courageous Indian, he solved the imbalance in
red-white population by massive immigration. -He encouraged, everything with a white face to settle,
on the. land fhat he had, just robbed from the Indian. This same method of solving the racial imbalance
was successful in Australia and New Zealand, and Zionist conquerors appear to have thesame thing
in mind in the Middle East today. For the first time. in history, why can't Americabe opened to .. \
unlimited immigration? , Why can it not logically pass from colored back to colored;?"

Williams sums up with this victory. statement: "Yes,; a minority revolution could succeed in racist and
imperialist America. Its chances of success today are better than at any previous one in history.
America is an imperialist power with its tentacles spread around the world* Its greed makes it want
to dominate the world. It has arrogantly proclaimed its hypocritical self savior of the entire world.
The fact of the matter is that it can not even save itself. The American black man holds the balance
of power in the world today. He holds the fate of America in his hands/ 1 '

These statements sound like the ravings of a mad man. It is wise to remember, however,' that his
statements before the riots in Watts, Newark, and Detroit also sounded like insane ravings. History
records they became grirrrreality. If we discount the plans of Williams by 90 per cent, they still
remain horrifying and fearsome. America is confronted with the greatest crisis in its history. Every'
weapon must be mobilized, to., preserve the integrity of the Republic. . . . ,

Itis d^^ursmthat'prfeVe'ntioh^lisbettfe^than cure^'that'd^fehce^atxthe-top^bf the*c4iffHspreferable^to h«
an ambulance at the bottom. Appropriate legal measures taken now can prevent unlimited future ~v
suffering. It should be made unlawful to teach and advocate violence, and those doing so should be
imprisoned. It: Is not enough to concentrate on improving the social and economic conditions of the
black people. Racism is integrated with human nature and can be exploited whatever the social and
economic conditions may be. The final solution resides in universal. regeneration of human nature ..
which God alone can perform. Meanwhile agitators must be prevented from exploiting the situation*
The danger of an arsonist is multiplied when his environment is flammable.

Although there are some fanatics who cling to the superstition that speech is absolutely free, this is
not the true constitutional posjtion. Justice Holmes remarked that freedom of speech, does not cover
crying "fire" in a crowded theater. If a person makes a statement that he has placed a bomb in the
luggage loaded on an aircraft, he is immediately arrested and punished even though he has only spoken
and not acted. Speech itself can be infinitely destructive.

The situation would be transferred overnight if every voice advocating racial violence was stopped.
This can be done legally and constitutionally. The question is, Will it be done?

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.*r. ■ HOW TO HELP YOUR LOCAL HIGH SCHOQL ;

CONDUCT AN ADEQUATE COURSE ON COMMUNISM - x : ' : ' :

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Shelton Blythe is a businessman who directs the work of <
the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade in the area sur-
rounding Memphis, Tennessee. He has experienced con-
siderable success in persuading schools to use Crusade
study materials in a course on communism. In the follow-
ing article, he explains why and how this is done. .,..,

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Progress in the Mid-South has been excellent. Opportunities to teach the truth about communism
exist oh every hand. The greatest of these opportunities lies within high schools. Almost every high
school in America teaches something about communism. Some states have a law which requires the
subject to be taught for so many weeks before a student can graduate. This is an excellent require-
ment—provided the subject is taught properly, otherwise it will do more harm than good.

I have examined some of the textbooks being used in several states. Generally speaking, this is what
they teach:

1. A comparison of economic systems, socialism vs. capitalism, with the idea that some people
in the : world believe socialism must come into being by means of a revolution and others believe it can
be brought into being gradually without revolution. No mention or differential between Scientific
Socialism (Marxism-Leninism) and Utopian Socialism. The Russian position that in certain countries
the revolution can occur, AFTER, seizure of power is not .mentioned. .The monopoly power of the State
is not mentioned. These books state that Capitalism is a, better. system, but the .way in which it is
presented isn't very convincing to v a young. student. , ,. .

2. Communism is taught as a political system which is comparable to the dictatorshiJD of Franco
in ,S pa in.^r Obviously? this igno.res.ffv/o*?imporTtanht^features (as^well- as -ma ny* others) j-^Lt -ignores the*:
inherent expansionism within communism with its vast network of party members, espionage agents,
guerrilla* forces and propaganda machines that exist in virtually every free nation of the world. It
also ignores communism's only reason for existence — its stated objective of perfecting human nature.
ItVrather peculiar that most books of this type tell that Hitler intended to create a super^race, but
fail to mention that communism intends to accomplish by cldssicide whatHitler attempted to accom-
plish by genocide.

3. Communism is caused by poor economic and social conditions. With the young student. being
taught that this is also the cause of crime and riots, is there any wonder they are blindly accepting
the dogma of economic determinism? We will have taken a giant step forward when our youth are
taught that criminals cause crime and communists cause communism.

Teaching communism properly in public schools presents a real challenge to each of us; With only
a few exceptions, I have found that (a) the teachers themselves know little about the subject (they
are trained to teach other subjects), (b) they want to teach the course properly, and (c) they are
seeking good material.

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In the past few weeks I have been able to get the book "You Can Trust the Communists (to be
Communists)", the recorded lecture series "What is Communism !! along with the printed transcript
arid workbooks/ adopted as a study course in six high schools. 1 am convinced that I could get this
material into hundreds of high schools if I only: had the, time to^physically go to that many schools.
The readers of your newsletter can provide that manpower across the nation.

The following incident is typical of a visit to a high school in this area: I went by the Principal's
office to ask him when they would begin teaching about communism and. what materials they intended
to: use; He replied that they would begin in two weeks, but were not satisfied with their material.
J then asked him if he would let me talk with the social studies teachers and leave our material with
them to examine. The senior class teacher informed me that they were in desperate need of good
books and frankly admitted he knew nothing about communism. After examining the material for a
few days, the school then ordered the books and records.

I have also discovered that schools are usually short of adequate funds with which to purchase extra
material. qnd communism is considered an extra subject. If the school desires to use the books, but .
< is hesitant because of funds, I tell them they can have them free. Then I go out and ask some local
businessman to donate the books to the school. There is always some patriotic businessman in the
community who is more than glad to make such a contribution.

The teachers prefer to have a printed transcript of the lecture as well as a workbook for each student.
While the recorded lecture is playing, the student reads the transcript and underscores important
points. When the lecture is finished, they then turn to the questions in the workbook and write the
answers. This is an excellent teaching method.

CONCLUSION

The current situation is so bad that it is difficult to see how it can become much worse. The slaughter
in Vietnam continues; Americans are. gunned down in broad daylight in Guatemala; an American
naval vessel is hijacked on the high seas by the North Koreans; university campuses are aflame with
rebellion; while the racial situation moves towards a summer of violence such as America has never
known. At the core of all these crises is the evil hand of communism. The role of the communists
must be exposed. We ask for support of such magnitude as the situation demands.

The solution of all problems awaits the redemption of human nature. This will come to pass in the
fullness of God's own time: Meanwhile we must work while if is yet day knowing thqtlhe night clraws
near. .

With Christian love,

-redbchwarz

President

Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

OPTIONAL FORM NO- 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATI GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO • J ' *

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fromJ^ W Cf M ..

j Director, FBI

.Iwaukee (62-0)

date:

5/10/68

subject:

RISTIAN ANT I -COMMUNISM CRUSADE
INFORMATION CONCERNING

Detective | | Special Assignment Squad,

Milwaukee PD, on 5/8/68 advised that his department
was in receipt of correspondence from the
Christian Anti-Communism Crusade, P. 0. Box 890,
124 E ^ 1st S t „ tJ ,^Lon g~Be a cIh Cal . ,'90801, telephone
"HEmrocIT 7-0941 . This correspondence advised of
a San Diego school of anti-communism to be held
7/16-19/68 at the Hanalei Hotel, 2270 Hotel Circle,
San Diego, Calif.

The correspondence emanated from the CA CC preside nt
FRED^HWARZ #

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Dear

Your letter of June 22nd, with enclosure, has
been received and I want to thank you for your kind comments.

In response to your inquiry, I am enclosing some
material which I hope will be of interest to you. The book you
furnished is being returned.

Sincerely yours,
•3. Edgax Hoov^

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Directors Testimony 2-16-67 re Communist Influence in Racial Matters

An Analysis of the New Left: A Gospel of Mjhilism

NOTE: Correspondent is not identifiable in Bufiles. The book furnished
is a paperback edition of "Road to Revolution" by Phillip Abbott Luce.
This book is currently in the Bureau Library. The Christian Anti-Com-
munist Crusade is well known to the Bureau. Phillip Abbott Luce has
been described as immature, insecure, neurotic and unstable. He has
been variously a rabid segregationist and an ardent . integrationist. He
has also been a member of the Communist Party and the Progressive
abor Party. A book review prepared by the Domestic Intelligence
ivision indicates his book is nothing more than an embellished rehash
information either appearing in his previous book, or in magazine

articles.

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Mr.

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Mr.

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Mr.

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Mr.

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Mr.

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For many years I have been active within the Christian
Anti Communist Crusade. Recently in Cincinnati I picked up a copy
of M Road To Revolution" by Philip Abbott Luce. This book impressed
me with certain facts that there is very strong communist ties
& influence within the Civil Rights movement.

Dr. Schwarz the head of the crusade feels very strongly
that there definitely is a communist conspiracy within the Civil
Rights movement.

The reason for my inquiry to you, is to find out from
the one person who I admire the most concerning honesty loyalty &
love of our country.

I have sent out over 50 of these books to different senators
and Congressmen. To date, the responses have been 3 to 1 in favor
of the belief that the communists are definitely influencing & directing
definite groups within the over all movement. Two senators have
stated emphatically there is absolutely no communist conspiracy within
the Civil Rights movement.

Looking forward to receiving your comments, I do hope
you can find time to answer my letter.

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With respect to your letter of August 7m, our 1967
Uniform Crime Reports bulletin will be published later this month.
Arrangements have been made to send you a copy as soon as it is
received from the printer. I am enclosing our preliminary annual
release of crime figures for 1967 and other material which I hope
you will find of interest.

In reply to your inquiry, this Bureau is strictly an
investigative agency of the Federal Government and, as such, neither
makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as to the character or
integrity of any organization, publication or individual. I hope you
will not infer that we do or do not have material in our files concern-
ing the Christian Anti- Communism Crusade.

MAILED. ft

AUG 14 1968

COMM-FBI

Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Hoove*

Toison

DeLoach .

Mohr

Bishop

Casper

Callahan .

Conrad

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Gale

Rosen

Sullivan —

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Enclosures (3)

1967 Preliminary Annual Release
Violence A Knife Poised at Heart of U.S.
America: A Land of Fear

Hoover

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NOTE: Bufiles contain np record identifiable with correspondent.
The Christian Anti^ommtti^^ well Known to the Bureau,

and the incoming letpsi? misspells* the name of this organization.

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P. O. Box 890

124 East First St.

Long Beach, California 90801.

I have read some of their published material and want
to know, briefly, if the organization is on the "up-and-up. "

1967." lam

Please send me a copy of "Uniform Crime Reports

St. Louis, Mo. 63139. ^ ^ Q %Li-^b

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Riverside, California 92501

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Dear

In reply to the inquiry in your letter of December 31st,
this Bureau is strictly an investigative agency of the Federal Govern-
ment and, as such, neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions
as to the character or integrity of any organization, publication or

individual. Therefore, I cannot comment as you desire concerning the

Christian Anti-Cmninuni.sm.Criisade. L regret I cannot be of assistance

to you.

Sincerely yours,
J- Edgar Hoover

Mailed 24
JAN 6 -1969

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Bishop

Casper

Callahan .
Conrad —

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Gale

requesting an investiga tion into the activities o f a headwaiter in a hotel
in Alaska. In 1956 one l I applied for a visa to an

iron curtain country. The Christian Anti -Communism Crusade is well
known to the Bureau. v;/ . ^

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The Mission Inn
Riverside, California
Overland 6-1000

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Dec. 31, 1968

J, Edgar Hoover, Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ninth St. & Perm. Ave. N W
Washington, D. C. 20535

Dear Sir;

I would like to know where on the F.B.I. Rating
List of effective organizations combating World Communism
the "Christian Anti Communism Crusade," Fred Schwartz,
Director, stands.

Your reply will be appreciated.

Sincerely,

/ Td

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Riverside, Calif. 92501

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Los Altos Hills, California 94022

Dear

Your letter was received on February 4th.

la response to your inquiry, concerning the
Christian Anti-Communism Crusade, this Bureau is strictly
an investigative agency of the Federal Government and, as
such, neither makes evaluations nor draws conclusions as to
the character or integrity of any organization, publication or
individual. I regret I cannot be of assistance to you.

Sincerely yours,

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Christian Anti-Communism Crusade is well known to the
Bureau.

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Sacramento
Inn

Mr. J. Edgar Hoover

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Washington, D. C.

Dear Sir:

1401 Arden Way-At Freeway
Sacramento 15, California

Recently I was introduced to the publicatio nlChr is tian^
Anti-Communism^^i^adeand I would like to know if this is a
leglSmHe^rga^ization for fighting communism in this country.

It is most difficult for an ordinary citizen, such as I to
know what in this country is legitimate any more. Will you please let
me hear from you soon.

The CACC gives its address as P O Box 890 124 E. First
Street, Long Beach, California 90801.

Thank you.

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Sincerely.

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Los Altos Hills, Calif |\
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600 Edmonds Way
Edmonds, Washington 98020

Dear

Your letter dated February 20th has been received,
and I want to express my appreciation for your confidence in my
administration of the activities of the FBI.

In response to your inquiry regarding the Christian
Crusade, this Bureau is strictly an investigative agency of the
Federal Government and, as such, neither makes evaluations nor
draws conclusions as to the character or integrity of any organiza-
tion, publication or individual. I regret I cannot be of assistance
to you.

MAILED 10

FEB 2? 1969

COMM-FBI

Sincerely yours,
J. Edgar Hoover

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Correspondent's not identifiable in Bufiles.

NOTE: Correspondent Is not identifiable in Bufiles. Correspondent
makes reference to theXhristian Anti-comftsninist Crusade, well known
to the Bureau, which is IigKting the efforts oj/$jex Information and
Educational Council of the U.;S. (SIECUS) in having more emphasized
sex education in public schools. SIECUS has not been investigated by
the Bureau and we. have had numerous previous related inquiries.

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600 Edmonds Wy.
Edmonds, Wash.
Feb. 20, 1969

Dear Mr. Hoover,

I write this with a prayer in my heart; first that your
subordinates will pass it along to you, and second that my need will
seem great enough to you that you will take the time to answer.

$&^ & t)

Three and one half mo's ago

came to

Richmond Beach Congregational Church in Seattle. Since that time he
has initiated 2 mothers classes, a "New Group", and what bothers me
most - a youth Sensitivity Troup.

Since lasfafall I have been building files on sensitivity
training, SIECUS sex education, etc. I was concerned when the church
mailing announced the "Youth Sensitivity" as th e material I had been

collecting didn T t look good to me. I called Mr. requesting

information on the positive side. All I got from him was the informa-
tion that he was delivering a paper on "sensitivity training" to the Feb.
meeting of the National Council of Churches of Christ in Chicago, &
that he could let me read his paper. He did deliver the paper & I
haven't seen it.

^night

I called the subject to the attention of the chairmar
Board of Christian Education, of which I am a member. Tues.
we had a meeting at which I was to present the material from my files.
It never got further than part of the tape on some radio broadcasts by Dr.
Gordon Drake of Christian Crusade of Tulsa, Okla. The board members
completely rej ected the id ea that "sensitivity training" as such is in our
church. Mr.

Taccused Dr. Drake & Christian Crusade of being

investigated by the FBI as subversive & seemed to prove his point with
the statement that it must be communistic er it wouldn't be trying to
undermine the churches of this country. ar/j u&<i^ £T® $£* ^ ^ Jifavm

Now I know there^are^lcnown communists
have copies of the Congressional Record to prove it.

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It is important to me, & indirectly to the entire
community, that Dr. Drake & Christian Crusade be cleared of the
charge of being investigated by the FBI as communists if this charge
is unfounded.

has been asked to teach "sensitive training 1

to the teachers in the Shoreline school district. He planned to speak at
the Shoreline community college on "Sex Education, What is it" I think
this was temporarily cancelled because of bad weather - & we T ve had a
lot of it this winter. He is a persuasive speaker & I am not. However,
I believe Fm on the right side & this gives me the courage to face him.

His Youth Sensitivity group has had a bit of face stroking
by members of the oppisite sex. I'll admit I T m afraid. Our whole future
is our children.

Can you help? Can you clear Christian Crusade?

I never thought I'd be writing to such a busy man, but I
have no where else to turn.

Before I close, I want to thank you for the years you have
dedicated to America. Few Americans have given more. I am grateful.

Sincerely,

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ANTISUBVERSIVE
SEMINARS

Sponsored by Christian Anti-Communism Crusade

• New Yprk at Fordham University, June 2 - 5, 1969

• Washington, D. C. at Hotel America, June 20 - 23, 1969

New York Office:

Wellington Hotel, 871 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10019
Phone: (212)246-1455

Dear YAF Member:

Washington, D. C. Office:

1221 Massachusetts Avenue N. W., Washington, D. C. 20005
Phone: (202)638-6010

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Antisubversive seminars will be held In New York City at Fordham University, Lincoln
Center Campus, from June 2-5, I969; and in Washington, D.C. , at Hotel America from
June 20-23. Copies of the programs of these seminars are enclosed.

A substantial number of scholarships for college and high school students, who wish to attend
one of these seminars, is available. The scholarships will cover tuition, food, and lodging.

These scholarships will be granted to those who have a deep desire to preserve the institutions \
of American society and to defeat the attacks of totalitarianism and anarchy. ^

Each scholarship will be worth $60.00. $20.00 of this will be for tuition. In New York, AJ
$40.00 will be given to the individual to cover the cost of room and meals. In Washington,
D. C. , the individual will receive $35.00 as breakfast will be provided.

In New York students will stay at the Lincoln Square Motor Inn, 66th and Broadway. A room
for four will cost each individual $6.50 per night. In Washington, D. C. , they will stay at
Hotel America, 1 4th and M Streets, N.W. , where a room for three will cost $7.00 each per
night. A minimum of three nights accommodation will be needed.

Each student will be responsible to pay for his or her room and meals.

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Scholarship applications will be processed as they are received so early applications will

receive preference. ^ ^ ^ </-. JT^/^/ S ^

I hope you will be able to attend this seminar, and I am confident the info rmation and,
inspiration you receive will be of great value for your future life. — — — - — —

. . 17 MAY 8 1969

— Yours very sincerely,

_ CLOSURI Frl^chwarz

iWCCaSURE ATTACHED PresKdenL

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Government at George-
town University. From
1950 to 1954 he was
Director of the Psycho-
logical Warfare course
conducted by Georgetown
University. His book "The
Edge of War' 7 , has had

University ol California,
is a Professor of
Christian Doctrine at
Harding College, Searcy,
Arkansas. He is a lifetime

and has authored over
twenty hooks on religion
and communism.

has written a stu
manual and workbook

Irust the Communists

REV. JAMES D. COLBERT,

Director of lissions for
the Christian Mi-
Communism Crusade,
Inc, is a minister and
lecturer and has seen
'10 world

from Louvain University.

he was imprisoned by the
Japanese, Upon his re-
lease he remained in
China. In 11 he came
to the D.S. and was
regent of the Institute of
Far Eastern Studies at

University of Sydney
graduating with a BA,

the Sydney Teachers'

western Seminary with a
Doctor's degree with
honors, He wrote his
doctoral thesis on "Ihe
Implications of Com-
munism for Religioi
Education."

Wheaton College, MA

University of Chicago.
Haitian national, student
of social and political

China and Congressman
for 10 terms from
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
He is a nationally
recognized authority on
U.S. foreign policy
having been a member
of the Committee on
foreign Affairs for 16
years,

DR. HENRY PAOLUCCL

of Political Science at
St. John University, Hew

"War, Peace, and the
Presidency'^ published
by McGraw-Hill in 1968.

p, He was a

former counter spy for

the F.B.I. He is author

of the book "I Led Three
Lives", which has been
dramatized on tel

American Security
Council. Cuban patriot

1y books)

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io in hi:

Now the president of
the Christian Anti-
Communism Crusade,

while a student at the
University of Queensland

icted witn

his Christian faith.
Author of many
pamphlets and the b
Trust the

into six
anguages and

over one million

Hebrew-Christian parents,
When he was nine years

old his father was
imprisoned by the
communists, His mother
was sent to a communist

he was turned loose on
the streets of Bucharest

4 DAYS
JUNE 2-5, 1969

Fordham University
LwoiifCenter Campus

62nd & Broadway
NewYorklY.

OFFICE

New York Antisubversive Seminar

Wellington Hotel

871 7th Avenue

New York, N.Y. 10019

Phone: (212) 246-1455.'

COST — The cost of tuition is $20.00 for the entire
seminar or $2.00 per morning, afternoon or evening

SCHEDULE

session,

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FULL SCHOLARSHIPS — Full scholarships for tuition,
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Military Balance:

Subversion in the

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U.S.-Soviet Union-

Americas

] . America is threatened by forces dedicated to the destruc- ^^^^^^|

Communist China

Emphasis Cuba

tion of its political, economic and cultural heritage, ^^^^^^H

2, These forces are internal and external, ^^^^^^|

3, Among the most important are communism, anarchy, and Iftiwin

Film

Film 1

general ^_|m|j^
I Considerable success has attended their destructive ^^^^^^H

Communist

Communist Blue-

Revolution

Schwarz-Lomax

Weapon of Allure

print for Conquest

Underway

Debate

5, Past programs to prevent the advance of communism, ^^^^^^|

anarchy, and totalitarianism have proved inadequate, ^^^^^^|

6, Both governmental and nongovernmental action is HWfl^m

Bales ,

Blythe

Paolucci

Joseph

7, Action must be based on adequate knowledge of the 1

The Red Hot Line

Reaching the

Government and

Will Haiti Follow i

nature, tactics and objectives of the enemy, ^^^^^^H

Schools

the Constitution

Cuba

8, This knowledge should be possessed by every citizen. ^^^^^^|

9, Action must be in tune with the ideals of freedom, H

PURPOSES ■HH

Study Group

How to Speak

Panel

How to Organize
on Campus

To teach students, teachers, and citizens the pathology of ^^^^^^|

Discussion

communism and its associated destructive forces and to ^^^^^^|

inspire and train them for activity designed to preserve ^^^^^^H

promote 1

The communists have long given the highest priority to ■MWMlfiM

Drakeford

Philbrick

Wurmbrand

Design for i

work among university and college students, Most important ^HH^^H

The Great Sex

Communism and

Communist

Victory Banquet

communist leaders were recruited while they were students, ^^^^^^H
Trained propagandists, exploiting the idealism of youth, ^^^^^^H

Swindle

Youth

Persecution

recruit and train susceptible students for leadership in the ^^^^^^H

communist movement, The rise of the New Left on the ^^^^^^H

campuses shows the progress made by the forces of HRkIlI

Schwarz

Speaker

communism, anarchy and general totalitarianism. H

Recognizing this the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade is ^^^^^^H

"The New Left"

"The Revolutionary

"The Internal

Walter Judd,M.D. i

sponsoring the New York Antisubversive Seminar. This ^^^^^^H

Bomb"

Crisis of

seminar is designed to inform students, teachers and citi- ^^^^^^J

Communism"

zens of the philosophy, morality, organization, techniques, ^^^^^^H

strategy and objectives of 'communism and the New Left. H

It is based on the belief that knowledge is power; that ^^^^^^H

ignorance creates fear and breeds apathy, despair or ^^^^^^H

hysteria, Accurate information is a prerequisite for sound ^^^^^^H

IPORTANT NOTICE

judgment and responsible action. ^M
The objective is that students at this seminar will continue 1 Hti

H YORK ANTISUE

iVERSIVE SEMINAR ai

classes will meet in

a program of study and apply the knowledge obtained in ^^^^^BPJ
practical programs related to their environment of school or By|

isored by Christian Anti

Communism Crusade, Inc. ve

j Theater at Fordham Uni- ;

rsity, Lincoln Center

community, In this way programs of local, national and ^^HHHH

mpus, 140 West (2nd

international action can be built that will be effective in the IJMIft

CHAIRM

AN VICE-PRESIDENT St

eet. Those receiving full ;

preservation and extension of freedom. HiffiEfJwiV

ID. Rev, James D

Colbert George W. Westcott, M.D. «

worships will stay at the

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coin Square Motor Inn,
th & Broadway,

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REGISTRATION FORM

Please register me in the
New York Antisubversive Seminar
to be held at Fordham University,
Lincoln Center Campus,
62nd & Broadway, New York City,
June 2-5, 1969.

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ACULTY

DR. JAMES DAVID

at George-
town University, From
1950 to 1954 he was
Director of the Psycho-
logical Warfare course
conducted by Georgetown
University. His book "The

University of California,
is a Professor of
Christian Doctrine at
Harding College, Searcy,
Arkansas, He is a lifetime
student of communism
and has authored over
twenty books on religion
and communism,

rittenastudy
manual and workbook

Trust the Communists

(to be Communists],"

Director of Missions for
the Christian Anti-

Inc., is a minister and

lecturer and has seen
firsthand over 10 world

from Louvain universit
While serving in China,

he was imprisoned by the
Japanese, Upon his re-
lease he remained in
China. In 1949 he came
to the U.S. and was
regent of the Institute of
Far Eastern Studies at
Seton Hall University. In

toworkwil

A native of Sydney,
received hi

University of Sydney
with a BA.

the Sydney Teachers'

College, He has
graduated from South-
western Seminary with a

Implications of Com-
munism for Religious

leaton College, II.A.
University of Chicago.
Haitian national, student
of social and political
conditions in the

medical missionary in
China and Congressman
for 10 terms from
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
He is a nationally
fon

Foreign Affairs for 16

ILUCCI,
author and Professor
of Political Science at
St John University, lew

by Metal in 1962,

Congress. He was a
former counter spy for
the F.BJ. He is author
of the book "I Led Three
Lives", which has been
dramatized on television.

(Editor,
Radio Free Americas,

American Security

itriot

and Castro, author (34

scholarly books);
Professor who flunked
Fidel Castro in history
course.

Now the president of

Communism Crusade,
became involved in the
conflict with Communism
while a student at the
University of Queensland

eits

his Christian faith.
Author of many
pamphlets and the book
"You Can Trust the

Communists)," which has
been translated into six
foreign languages and
I over one million

Hebrew-Christian parents,
i was nine years
was

was sent to a communist
slave labor camp and
he was turned loose on

* 4DAYS *
E 20-23, 1969

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Washington, DC. 20005

OFFICE

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Washington, D.C. 20005
Phone: (202) 638-6010

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COST — The cost of tuition is $20,00 for the entire
seminar or $2.00 per morning, afternoon or evening

SCHEDULE

session,

TIME

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUITION SCHOLARSHIPS — So that no one may be

excluded on financial grounds, tuition scholarships

9:00 '9:30

Film

Film I

FEME

Film 1

will be granted on request,

The Truth About

The Red Trap

FULL SCHOLARSHIPS— Full scholarships for tuition,

Communism:

Communism;

food and lodging will be granted to students,

Part l& II

Part III 4 IV

teachers, policemen, and clergymen, The value of

each scholarship will be $60.00 which will include
$20,00 for tuition and $40,00 for food and lodging,

9:30-10:30

Schwarz

FREE TIME

Schwarz

"Marxism"'

"Leninism"!

"Marcusianism"

10:30-10:45

Coffee Break

10:45-11:45

Atkinson

Portell-Vila'

FREE TIME

Drakeford

The Strategic Military

Communist Subver-

Song of Songs

PREMISES

Balance: U.S.-Soviet

Union-Communist

sion in the Americas
Emphasis Cuba

of Communism i

1, America is threatened by forces dedicated to the destruc-

China

tion of its political, economic and cultural heritage,

2. Ihese forces are internal and external,

3, Among the most important are communism, anarchy, and

12:00-1:30

Lunch

general totalitarianism,

I Considerable success has attended their destructive

1:30-2:00

Film

FREE TIME

Film

efforts,

Communist Weapon

Communist Blueprint

Schwarz -Lomax 1

5, Past programs to prevent the advance of communism,
anarchy, and totalitarianism have proved inadequate.

of Allure

for Conquest

Debate 1

6. Both governmental and nongovernmental action is

necessary,

2:00-3:00

Bales

Paolucci

De Jaegher

Philbrick 1

7. Action must be based on adequate knowledge of the

The Red Hot Line

Government and

The Chinese

1 Led Three Lives

nature, tactics and objectives of the enemy,
8, This knowledge should be possessed by every citizen,

the Constitution

Cultural Revolution

9. Action must be in tune with the ideals of freedom.

3:00-3:15

Coffee Break

PURPOSES

3:15-4:15

Study Group

How to Speak

How to Organize

FREE TIME 1

To teach students, teachers, and citizens the pathology of

on Communism

on Campus

communism and its associated destructive forces and to

Panel '

Discussion

inspire and train them for activity designed to preserve

and promote freedom.

The communists have long given the highest priority to

4:15-7:00

Dinner

work among university and college students. Most important

communist leaders were recruited while they were students,

7:00-8:00

Philbrick

Joseph

Wurmbrand

Design for

Trained propagandists, exploiting the idealism of youth,
recruit and train susceptible students for leadership in the

Communism and
M ,1

Will Haiti-Follow

Communist

Victory Banquet

communist movement. The rise of the New Left on the

, Youth

Cuba

Persecution

campuses shows the progress made by the forces of
communism, anarchy and general totalitarianism.

. 8:00-8:15 -

Break

Recognizing this the Christian Anti-Communism Crusade is

sponsoring the New York Antlsubversive Seminar. This

8:15-9:15

Schwarz

Speaker

seminar is designed to inform students, teachers and citi-

'The New Left"

"The Revolutionary

"The Internal Crisis

Walter Judd,M,D. -|

zens of the philosophy, morality, organization, techniques,

Bomb"

of Communism"

strategy and objectives of communism and the New Left.
It is based on the belief that knowledge is power; that

ignorance creates fear and breeds apathy, despair or

hysteria. Accurate information is a prerequisite for sound

judgment and responsible action.

The objective is that students at this seminar will continue

WASHINGTON

, D.C. ANTISUBV

ERSIVE SEMINAR

a program of study and apply the knowledge obtained in

practical programs related to their environment of school or

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